Change is in the air

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]People have free will, not the government.[/quote]

That’s why the government should not ban people’s choices when it comes to reproductive choices. Banning choices limits the free will.

[Aecetia]

I agree, but people who are opposed to it should not pay the bill for it. Let charities take up the slack. There must be some liberal charities somewhere… in San Fransisco perhaps?

[Aecetia]

I agree, but people who are opposed to it should not pay the bill for it. Let charities take up the slack. There must be some liberal charities somewhere… in San Fransisco perhaps?

[Aecetia]

I agree, but people who are opposed to it should not pay the bill for it. Let charities take up the slack. There must be some liberal charities somewhere… in San Fransisco perhaps?

[Aecetia]

I agree, but people who are opposed to it should not pay the bill for it. Let charities take up the slack. There must be some liberal charities somewhere… in San Fransisco perhaps?

[Aecetia]

I agree, but people who are opposed to it should not pay the bill for it. Let charities take up the slack. There must be some liberal charities somewhere… in San Fransisco perhaps?

[danielwis]

Senator Byrd supports using HCR for THIS bill. It already passed the 60 vote threshold. This reconciliation is for budgetary aspects of the bill (throwing out the Nebraska kick back, changing some of the funding mechanisms of the Senate bill).

[danielwis]

Senator Byrd supports using HCR for THIS bill. It already passed the 60 vote threshold. This reconciliation is for budgetary aspects of the bill (throwing out the Nebraska kick back, changing some of the funding mechanisms of the Senate bill).

[danielwis]

Senator Byrd supports using HCR for THIS bill. It already passed the 60 vote threshold. This reconciliation is for budgetary aspects of the bill (throwing out the Nebraska kick back, changing some of the funding mechanisms of the Senate bill).

[danielwis]

Senator Byrd supports using HCR for THIS bill. It already passed the 60 vote threshold. This reconciliation is for budgetary aspects of the bill (throwing out the Nebraska kick back, changing some of the funding mechanisms of the Senate bill).

[danielwis]

Senator Byrd supports using HCR for THIS bill. It already passed the 60 vote threshold. This reconciliation is for budgetary aspects of the bill (throwing out the Nebraska kick back, changing some of the funding mechanisms of the Senate bill).

[Aecetia]

Maybe he is trying to get to heaven to pay for being the “Exalted Cyclops” a long time ago.

[Aecetia]

Maybe he is trying to get to heaven to pay for being the “Exalted Cyclops” a long time ago.

[Aecetia]

Maybe he is trying to get to heaven to pay for being the “Exalted Cyclops” a long time ago.

[Aecetia]

Maybe he is trying to get to heaven to pay for being the “Exalted Cyclops” a long time ago.

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