[congressman]

Truth,

Absolutely. My opposition to abortion is as strong, if not stronger than the issue of the death penalty. And aside from the obvious reasons.. I find it insanely hypocritical, how other laws are written and supported by those who support abortion. For instance, the typical pro abortion legislator is almost always an enviormentalist. Supporting laws that make it a crime punishable by prison time for things such as killing an endangered species, or defacing a public park. Yet when an unborn life is taken, by a gruesome process.. its acceptable. Then I see those who try to buy votes from both sides, and its sickening. For instance, in many states its a crime of up to murder, for a drunk driver to wreck and kill an unborn child that a woman is carrying within her womb. Yet, the woman could have been on her way to an abortion clinic to carry out the very same task.. and instead of jailtime, the congressman responsible for the previous law, typically tries to reward the lady with tax dollars so she's out no expense. This is happening in America today. The government also recognizes as a person, unborn child, when you create and file a lawful will and testament. You can give your unborn child all your possessions and the government recognizes this fully, if the paperwork is drawn up correctly. Yet the child recieves no other protections, including those within the constitution that give it the right to life, liberty, and able to pursue happiness. We must look at what we're doing... Abortion, and the death penalty are both opposed by me on the premise that innocent life should not be taken and should be protected by all possible means. All unborn children are innocent. Some deathrow inmates as well. The cost this nation is paying in smiles that will never be smiled, and hearts that quit beating because of a flawed legal system.. is far to high, and will someday haunt this nation. sooner rather than later.

i'm convinced that abortion will be the 21st century's slavery and hopefully with the support of the able and willing, a turning point in the course of history.