Where in the Constitution does it cover buying a seat at the table?

[Are_grits_groceries]

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I am 76 years old. I am a mother and a grandmother. I have voted as a Democrat since I was 21. I have been elected to my county's Democratic central committee and to the Democratic state central committee. I have served on the board of the Democratic Women's Caucus. I am a member of the National Organization for Women, NARAL and other women's organizations.

I am old enough to remember the days before Roe. I've seen an illegal abortion in a public restroom.

I am a citizen of this country -- and oh yes, did I mention that I pay taxes? Paying taxes is what buys my "seat at the table." When did the Catholic Church (or any church) start paying taxes?

I have been a Democrat my whole life. No more! I am now an independent voter who is pro-choice. What this country needs is a Women's Party. I'll join.
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http://thepoliticalcarnival.blogspot.com/

She's not the only one who feels this way. Pass healthcare reform with the Stupak amendment and the whirlwind will be reaped.

[Sherman A1]

1. Agreed & Well Said

I really, really like the quote "when did the Catholic Church......."

That's a keeper!!!!!:yourock:

[zbdent]

2. Where's the backlash of the historical hysteria of the Repugniconvicts

attacking the Catholics in 1960, screaming that JFK would be taking orders from the Vatican?

Of course, it's still made into a reminder that Democrats were the "party of slavery" ... over a hundred years ago ... but Republicans aren't racists just because they left the Democratic party over civil rights ... :eyes:

[annabanana]

3. big kick. . .n/t