Mmmm. I don’t agree, Bill. But then HB1 was not directed or written by me, and the bill is going to receive a complete overhaul this year before being submitted next legislative session.

Your wife’s doctors were idiots, and you feel a need to take it out on me.

Whatever makes you feel better.

Well, that didn’t happen, she didn’t eat Monsanto.

Only catchers. Pitchers just want to pitch.

I have to confess, I’ve never really understood why that’s a cut down. I mean really. Isn’t that something we all look forward and want more of? So I guess I should say, thank you. No doubt I’ll be happily effed tonight.

You doctors were idiots that needed to be sued for malpractice. Period. Removing a dead baby isn’t an abortion, removing a live baby for the life of the mother (ectopic pregnancy) isn’t an abortion.

Abortions were being done all over the country in hospitals long before Roe v. Wade.

Don’t congratulate yourself on holding back. Let ‘er rip, and let the cards fall where they may. I’m perfectly happy dealing with facts, and anyone who wants to blast away with them.

As far as “the likes of me”, could you please name me one other person you know who is like me? I’m skeptical that you can do that.

I love horse back riding. Where’d the horse go? I don’t remember that part of this journey.

“Well eff you and the horse you rode in on.”

I am not a horse, perhaps a royal steed would have been more fitting.

I was critical of the entire general assembly, like many PP posters have been in recent days ( ie Georgia Power bill, Sunday sales, and grocery taxes)

Yes, well, “critical of the entire general assembly” is a convenient position to take when your pepes eff-up at the same time the GOP pepes eff-up.

But…what I am asking is if YOU know how to specifically point-out one person on your “progressive side” that actually offends you politically.

I’m looking for (again) you demonstrating you have any disgust for a specific individual(s) on your side of the aisle for you to call out by name. See, I think you’re petrified of bucking the Dem gauntlet and naming names.

My wife all but lost her life, her head swelled up like a purple basketball when the toxemia set in due to the poisoning of a dead fetus. I watched her, all but dead, and the doctors telling her they couldn’t even give her medicine to promote an early delivery even though the fetus was dead through medicine prior to Roe v Wade.

So if you want to lecture me, well eff off, you and your happy family. You haven’t lived what my wife lived through and the likes of you labeled us as pro-abortion. Well eff you and the horse you rode in on.

How about that?

“sin tax on condoms?”

Good idea. Then I could sell tickets to lectures on Natural Family Planning and how males can be sterilized free and safely for 7 – 9 months at a stretch.

The only conservative in the House who actually looks at each bill, reads it, then compares it to the Constitution, is Bobby Franklin.

Everyone else uses a logical methodology which is a strong proponent of limited government, meaning: your life and liberty is limited to what I say it is.

Do the math, it’s only $4.00 per hundred on groceries. Where did I hear that before? David Patterson of NY.

Now McCain Clintonite, what you going to do about that? Zell Miller had more sense than any of you modern day Republicans. It was under Zell’s administration this grocery tax was done away with, yet it’s under a Social Conservative it’s brought back?

Why doesn’t Sims propose a tax sin tax on condoms? Isn’t birth control between a man and his wife a sin?

Some House Republicans? It’s really not so hard to understand this asinine behavior , once you realize that a majority have indeed lost their minds, it now makes perfect sense.

It is still quite inconceivable that some House Republicans thought raising the grocery tax was a good idea, especially during this unfortunate economic downturn.