Funding Genocide

Poor Bart Stupak. Dear Leader pulled a fast one on a man who seems like a decent enough fellow. I don't believe Stupak is a liar. I just think he doesn't understand the concept that Executive Orders cannot trump legislation. Executive Orders only direct the Executive branch on how to enforce the law of the land, which is now, sadly, ObamaCare.

And ObamaCare compels the public funding of abortion for the first time in history. If not, why the ruse of an Executive Order that was met with a collective yawn by the abortion industry? The Hyde Amendment does not apply to ObamaCare, despite the seemingly well-intentioned opinions to the contrary. Hyde is a good reminder that opinions often collide with facts. Here the facts are incontrovertible: federal courts have ruled that explicit Hyde language must be inserted into legislation for it to apply, or else the public must fund abortions. Hyde is not the general, controlling law of the land, hence the necessity of the original amendment (it's the Hyde Amendment, not the Hyde Law) and its annual renewal. That's why Stupak-Pitts (a Hyde clone) passed the House, and why it was defeated in the Senate bill signed into "law" this morning by the Dictator in Chief. The Senate wanted to compel the public funding of abortion; they defeated Hyde (Stupak-Pitts).

Yes, wake up people. Wake up, my fellow Americans. We are now funding the genocide of the unborn. We all now have the blood of innocents on our hands. If that is not enough reason to fight until the very end by every legitimate means at our disposal, means articulated in the Declaration of Independence, then we are not worthy of the gift of liberty and the inalienable rights written into our very humanity. We will deserve the chains that sit upon us, lightly we may hope.

We are funding the genocide of the unborn. That is the law of the land today. That is the dream fulfilled today with the stroke of the pen of Barack Obama, supporter of infanticide.