Republican congressional candidate Mia Love addressed the Republican National Convention in Tampa last night.
The GOP contender, a devout Mormon, running for Utah’s 4th district House seat told her audience, “The America I grew up knowing was centered in self-reliance and filled with possibilities of living the American dream.”
Watching the GOP Convention last night was, for Seraphic Secret, and we suspect for millions of others, a refreshing experience. We were deeply moved by the featured Republican women, among them Mia Love (Utah); Rep. Marsha Blackburn (Tennessee); Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Washington); Senator Kelly Ayotte (New Hampshire), Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin; South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, and Ann Romney, wearing a lovely red silk taffeta dress by Oscar de la Renta.
Ann Romney, the next First Lady of the United States.
Not one of them shrill, angry or embittered, demanding that American citizens pay for their lifestyle choices with condoms and birth-control pills. Not one of them using the euphemism “women’s health,” which is code for abortion, itself a chillingly clinical term for the murder of babies. These impressive Republican women spoke about faith, family, personal responsibility and the virtues of hard work.
They spoke about liberty. They spoke about the America to which my poverty-stricken grandparents dreamed and ultimately emigrated: a land where citizens are free from the boot of government. My grandparents did not come to America in order to benefit from a government program. They did not come to America because a government bureaucrat arbitrarily decided what was fair or unfair. They came here because laws are applied equally to all citizens. They came to America not because this country is perfect, but because this country is good and decent and moral and allows every man to live in freedom with the ability to increase his bounty.
The Democrats slice and dice the electorate by their genitals: they are, at the moment, focused on women, who are subdivided by color and race. There are gays, divided by ever finer sexual surgical distinctions. They pit poor women against rich women against middle-class women, whose ever-shifting incomes rise and fall at the whim of Obama’s teleprompter.
Obama holds out a lollipop to the women he has cynically identified — and that lollipop is a condom and an abortion.
In this way Obama and the Democrats reveal their contempt for American women and their view of children as nothing more than disposable slices of tissue.
This dark strategy won’t work. It’s ugly, divisive, un-American and profoundly immoral.
Seraphic Secret is convinced that the next President of the United States will be Mitt Romney.
G-d bless America.
Ariel Chaim Avrech, ZT'L, May His Righteous Memory be a Blessing.
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Debbie Schlussel didn’t think much of Ann Romney or her speech.
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I have to say, I’m with Schlussel. Women have so ceaselessly patted themselves on the back for so long, utterly without contradiction, that the wife of a presidential candidate can now get on stage and say that women care more about America (apparently while having it harder than men), to cheers and applause. Yet she was likable, not when she was pandering to women, but when she confronted the idea that her life was nothing but a pampered, privileged fairy tale.
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apparently this clip is only part of the interaction. the whole thing may be on nbc web site
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to show you how ingrained the “republican” war against women is in hollywood, last night on the tonight show, jay leno was talking with dennis miller about the election, and dennis was amazing. then jay asked him what about the republican war against women and unfortunately i dont remember what dennis said, but he put jay in his place.
.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUSnaS6AN2Q
jay leno is such a tool for the dems.
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I was very pleased with the speeches last night. Several had great lines that I hope the campaign uses.
Not to ignore the men, I thought Artur Davis was fabulous.
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I still can’t get over Michelle Obama criticizing Gabby Douglas – Olympian champion gymnist – over her eating an egg McMuffin.
Does this fit the definition of chuzpah?
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I live in Todd Akin’s district so I’m well aware of the Democrat’s battle to divide the electorate over ‘women’s issues’. All Akin or any other pro-life politician should say when asked about their position on abortion is ask “is it easier to get a job or an abortion today? Is it easier to get a job or birth control pills in America?”
Bill Clinton can have credible charges of rape and sexual molestation leveled at him and liberal women worship at his feet because he is pro-abortion. No other ‘women’s issues’ will trump abortion and I hope the Democrats make their convention all about abortion to let people see how much they are in thrall to ending life.
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These Republican women have refinement, style and pretty good looks. Ann Romney is a super star in the making. Correction: Ann Romney is a super star.
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Add Secretary Rice to the ladies and gentlemen at the head of the class. I thought Governor Christie compelling. Paul Ryan, whose ideas I like, not as effective.
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