A piece in the Feb. 25,2016 News-Leader by Jean Carnahan, former first lady of Missouri, caught my attention. She fully supports
Hillary Clinton for President and the piece outlined her rational. It is now March 22 and I have given some time and thought to
Mrs Carnahan's thoughts on Hillary Clinton,I respectfully think most, including the author of the piece,
have painted a much too rosy picture of our former first lady.
I may not be an octogenarian, but if I were I would be not closer to agreeing with her. My mother was a child in 1919 when all citizens
regardless of gender received the right to vote. We women have certainly come a long way, no one can disagree with that. We are represented
in both houses of Legislature, all professional fields, the military, etc. and I might add, well represented.
She brings Roe vs Wade into her observations. It did legitimize abortion and saved undoubted lives while it took life away. No one likes to think about that way. Just a few statistics
for your consideration. These are reported from the CDC, you can look it up. 1% of all abortions are the result of rape. 74% are more or less a
birth control issue. Another interesting fact is that the procedure for abortion has changed very little but the use of antibiotics has taken
much of the danger away. Just a little food for thought. Now what that has to do with Hillary, I don't know, but I do know she says more in
regard to supporting our currant administration than what she will do for women.
Obama care cannot be defended any longer. Too much packaged into it is destructive to the economy of the United States from those whose rates have
risen, while the cost of living has skyrocketed, too much is on the backs of those who can least afford the burden of increased medicaid, free stuff ( as I
hear the young people remark), etc. It seems our author lives well above the average individual and is out of touch with the reality of life for
a great percentage of our population. Mrs Clinton has done nothing to earn my respect when she diminishes life in her failure to accept responsibility
for her role as a citizen, for Benghazi, for helping and approving the outrages growth of government. Government growth over the past decades has
become irresponsible, abusive, and frightening. History does repeat itself. It can again.
Ok, so now that I have offered up MY random thoughts, this will go to my blog rather than the News Leader where first intended ( Mrs Carnahan's
"voice of the day" piece was published in this Springfield paper).
Hillary Clinton for President and the piece outlined her rational. It is now March 22 and I have given some time and thought to
Mrs Carnahan's thoughts on Hillary Clinton,I respectfully think most, including the author of the piece,
have painted a much too rosy picture of our former first lady.
I may not be an octogenarian, but if I were I would be not closer to agreeing with her. My mother was a child in 1919 when all citizens
regardless of gender received the right to vote. We women have certainly come a long way, no one can disagree with that. We are represented
in both houses of Legislature, all professional fields, the military, etc. and I might add, well represented.
She brings Roe vs Wade into her observations. It did legitimize abortion and saved undoubted lives while it took life away. No one likes to think about that way. Just a few statistics
for your consideration. These are reported from the CDC, you can look it up. 1% of all abortions are the result of rape. 74% are more or less a
birth control issue. Another interesting fact is that the procedure for abortion has changed very little but the use of antibiotics has taken
much of the danger away. Just a little food for thought. Now what that has to do with Hillary, I don't know, but I do know she says more in
regard to supporting our currant administration than what she will do for women.
Obama care cannot be defended any longer. Too much packaged into it is destructive to the economy of the United States from those whose rates have
risen, while the cost of living has skyrocketed, too much is on the backs of those who can least afford the burden of increased medicaid, free stuff ( as I
hear the young people remark), etc. It seems our author lives well above the average individual and is out of touch with the reality of life for
a great percentage of our population. Mrs Clinton has done nothing to earn my respect when she diminishes life in her failure to accept responsibility
for her role as a citizen, for Benghazi, for helping and approving the outrages growth of government. Government growth over the past decades has
become irresponsible, abusive, and frightening. History does repeat itself. It can again.
Ok, so now that I have offered up MY random thoughts, this will go to my blog rather than the News Leader where first intended ( Mrs Carnahan's
"voice of the day" piece was published in this Springfield paper).


