White House Backs Kenyan Constitution Allowing Abortion

[kcballer]

This is one of them, under Bush there is no way he'd support Kenya's decision to have abortion on their constitution.  So right there change in policy. 

[Soul Crusher]

Why are we even getting involved in this in the first place?

[Dos Equis]

This is one of them, under Bush there is no way he'd support Kenya's decision to have abortion on their constitution.  So right there change in policy. 

Translation:  you cannot support your statement.  It was pure hyperbole.  

[Eyeball Chambers]

I'm against all foreign aid except bombs.

Line of the day! 

[kcballer]

Translation:  you cannot support your statement.  It was pure hyperbole.  

Uh no.  Have a think in that small brain of yours beachie then maybe you'll understand. 

[Dos Equis]

Uh no.  Have a think in that small brain of yours beachie then maybe you'll understand. 

   Anytime you want to identify the specific "Christian principals" that were shoved down the throats of specific countries, that have been stopped by Obama, I'm all ears. 

[Eyeball Chambers]

I don't understand the bible-thumpers stance on these kind of issues? 

Is it that they feel they're sinning themselves if they don't intrude on other peoples private lives and decisions?

[Skip8282]

Translation:  you cannot support your statement.  It was pure hyperbole. 

haha...basically.  Though I wasn't thrilled with Bush, I know of no such policies or countries.  As far as the NGO's go, Obama has kept the faith-based initiatives essentially the same with the exception of their inner-workings - they can no longer discriminate in hiring (as with homosexuals).  There could be other changes, but I'm not familiar with any - hence my question!


Eyeball:
I think it's more of an issue with respecting our current law that's on the books,  I don't have any problems with abortion, but we do need to respect our own laws - especially since it's never been held unconstitutional.  Better to work for changing the law than anything else, IMHO.

[Dos Equis]

haha...basically.  Though I wasn't thrilled with Bush, I know of no such policies or countries.  As far as the NGO's go, Obama has kept the faith-based initiatives essentially the same with the exception of their inner-workings - they can no longer discriminate in hiring (as with homosexuals).  There could be other changes, but I'm not familiar with any - hence my question!

Good luck getting an answer.   

[Eyeball Chambers]

haha...basically.  Though I wasn't thrilled with Bush, I know of no such policies or countries.  As far as the NGO's go, Obama has kept the faith-based initiatives essentially the same with the exception of their inner-workings - they can no longer discriminate in hiring (as with homosexuals).  There could be other changes, but I'm not familiar with any - hence my question!


Eyeball:
I think it's more of an issue with respecting our current law that's on the books,  I don't have any problems with abortion, but we do need to respect our own laws - especially since it's never been held unconstitutional.  Better to work for changing the law than anything else, IMHO.

Yeah, I think we need to respect our own laws also.  I don't really know what you mean though?