New Bush policy adviser said he'd support jail for abortion doctors

[Veronica.Franco]

New Bush policy adviser said he'd support jail for doctors who performed abortions

John Byrne
Published: Friday June 16, 2006

On a PBS program aired this weekend and taped in April, new Bush domestic policy adviser Karl Zinsmeister told the host that he would personally support doctors being jailed for performing abortions

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/New_Bush_domestic_policy_adviser_said_0616.html

Ah yes, Bushies practicing their love of women ...

[BOSSHOG]

1. And how about the death penalty for the mother??

Pro-life dichotomy. And while they are at it, how bout wrapping gays in the American Flag and then burning it. And reinstituting slavery. the base will love it.

[Veronica.Franco]

3. They might as well insist the mother go down with the ship ...

Then they'll really teach not only teenagers but also poor minority women who is in charge ... so there! ... sickos ... did you see that Nazi's picture? ... scary ...

[HawkerHurricane]

15. And serious jail time for the father....

Really, the doctor and mother both get the death penalty, and the father can get 20 years to life for consiracy, aiding and abetting, and For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge.

Throw the fathers in jail for abortion too, and we'll see how long this nonsense lasts.

[wordpix2]

2. oh f**k this, why don't these assclowns focus on ending the Iraq War they

started? Distractors. :grr:

[proud2BlibKansan]

16. Yes, some culture of life they got going on there

damn bastards.

[pooja]

4. this could only be applied if the dr. was performing an

illegal operation.... So far it is not illegal everywhere. Hopefully other people will begin staying out of other people's lives. Its a right to privacy between a woman and her dr., this has no right amongst people with no clue.

[hlthe2b]

5. Well, I support jail for Bush* and all his lying, thieving, bastard

advisors. If there is any justice, we will see that happen-- surrounded by caring, compassionate doctors (and others) who care about women as human beings and not as some impotent, insecure man's property.

[Rose Siding]

6. This one's a peach. Here's what else he's said-

snip>
"A review of years of articles reveals a formidable thinker with a powerful sense of what he considers right and wrong. As Zinsmeister sees it, racial profiling by the police makes sense; the military, if anything, treats terrorist suspects too gently; and casual sex has led to wrecked cities, violence and 'endless human misery.' In a 'soft, often amoral, and self-indulgent age,' he warned, some children 'will be ruined without a whip hand,' and he assured that 'things generally go better with God.' . . .
...
And he traces the family breakdown, at least in part, to one of his favorite topics: Sex. (Also see his April 2006 article on the topic.)

About sex, he tells Wattenberg: "It's something -- it's intense; it's fire. It drives people to insanity. . . . People fall in love with prostitutes. People kill prostitutes. All kinds of things happen in the heat of sexual passion, so my point is because it's fire it needs to be governed and treated with respect and treated carefully."

And, he says: "An awful lot of what we've been talking about earlier in this show, you know, family structure and crime rates and poverty levels grow directly out of sexual choices."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/linkset/2005/04/11/LI2005041100879.html

[Veronica.Franco]

7. Where does Bush find these cretins? ...

and WHY does he hate women so much ... Laura should head for the Mayflower again ... soon ...

[SammyWinstonJack]

9. WTF? Where does this self righteous prick get off? He can take

his "God" and shove it! :grr:

[acmejack]

10. Sounds like a puritan.

With an unhealthy obsession about sex. Most likely stemming from an inability to get laid, even with a pocketful of twenties in an area known to be frequented by working women. It would seem to be the only explanation for the perverse nature of this person.

edit: Do you think he considers us to be members of that "morally repugnant" underclass he mentions?

[Richard Steele]

12. If by 'peach', you mean 'serial killer', then I agree.

I think you highlighted the wrong bit of that paragraph, Rose.

About sex, he tells Wattenberg: "It's something -- it's intense; it's fire.
It drives people to insanity. . . .
People fall in love with prostitutes.
People kill prostitutes.
All kinds of things happen in the heat of sexual passion,
so my point is because it's fire it needs to be governed and
treated with respect and treated carefully."


A man totally OBSESSED with sex,
who regards the human sex drive as an evil, demonic force,
who puts THOSE 4 statements in that order?

Serial killer.

[Veronica.Franco]

13. How do guys like this get this confused about human relationships? ...

Did Mommy slap his hand for touching wee willie winkie constantly? ... add organized religion ... stir and shake? .... wah lah! ... whacko ...

[coda]

14. Karl Elitistmeister

"What the establishment media covering Iraq have utterly failed to make clear today is this central reality: With the exception of periodic flare-ups in isolated corners, our struggle in Iraq as warfare is over."

- Karl Zinsmeister, column, June, 2005


Karl Zinsmeister, out with a new interview in which he talks about sex ' and its role in perpetuating what he has previously described as a "morally repugnant" underclass.



"People in Washington are morally repugnant, cheating, shifty human beings."

-- Karl Zinsmeister, Bush's new domestic policy adviser

Excluding Karl, of course. :eyes:

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Dime to a dollar, you can find some Zinsmeister quotes on "liberal elitists", too.

[proud2BlibKansan]

19. OMG what a twisted mind

I would bet he was abused as a child. Something created his monstrous mind.

[stepnw1f]

8. We Should Send Him to Jail for Suggesting

such a thing while working for criminals that do actually harm sociaty and nations.

[Mz Pip]

11. We should push them on this

"Do you believe providers of abortions should be sent to jail? What about the women? Taken to the logical conclusion, shouldn't the women be in jail, too?"

Call them on it. Put them on the defensive. Make them talk about their real vision of what a post end of Roe world should look like.

Stop ignoring these loonies. They are spokemen for the GOP and need to have their views highlighted in a big way. Make them talk. Should scare the crap out of most of the country who supports a woman's right to choose.

Mz Pip
:dem:

[ComerPerro]

17. Lets charge everyone who as a miscarriage with manslaughter

[proud2BlibKansan]

20. But not Rick Santorum's wife

Remember that she and her husband allowed their children to bond with their miscarried sibling.

[dogday]

18. He is a member of this club

[Veronica.Franco]

21. Great hat there ...

Dick head ... read the full PBS transcript that accompanies RAWSTORY's article for a more indepth look at this dinosaur ...

http://www.pbs.org/thinktank/transcript1232.html

[napi21]

22. Lots of Pubs feel this way! A lawyer who worked for the same Co. as

I did was running for a judgeship in Tx. He was an OK person, but a lousy atty IMO. He was supposed to be our Corp. Counsel, but every time I asked him to wrote up an agreement or something else just as simple, he would say "What do YOU want it to say?" GRRRRR

Anyway, he was all for bombing abortion clinics, throwing Dr's in prison, and jailing the mother if necessary! Fortunately, he lost the race!

Finally did quit the Co. and went into private practice with his brother.