takoma wrote:Does it really matter whether, at a time when the mother and baby were both threatened with death, the Santorums may have made a decision that is not consistent with their beliefs? I think it's parallel to the fact that I do not believe in capital punishment, but would probably want it applied to someone who killed a member of my family.
It is not the fact that he may not always manage to live by his principles that bothers me, it's the fact that he seems to believe that as president he should impose those principles on the rest of us.
Anonymous wrote:Karen took medicine that induced labor.
The article is misleading. Where does it state that the medicine wast specifically take to induce labor. The medicine induced labor but was that the intent? What was the medication?
Anonymous wrote:Karen took medicine that induced labor.
The article is misleading. Where does it state that the medicine wast specifically take to induce labor. The medicine induced labor but was that the intent? What was the medication?
Anonymous wrote:Karen Santorum was about 19 weeks pregnant when her unborn baby was found to be suffering from a fatal condition. This is where a lot of people choose to terminate. Instead, the Santorums tried intrauterine surgery. Tragically, the surgery caused an infection. Mrs. Santorum had a fever of 105. Again, instead of moving straight to early induction of their non-viable baby, the Santorums tried antibiotics first. Labor started due to the infection. Mrs. Santorum even asked for drugs to stop the labor. Despite all the lies circulating on the internet, Pitocin was never administered. Baby Gabriel was born at 20 weeks and apparently lived a short while. Through this whole ordeal, the Santorums acted according to their stated principles.
Karen took medicine that induced labor.
Anonymous wrote:Karen Santorum was about 19 weeks pregnant when her unborn baby was found to be suffering from a fatal condition. This is where a lot of people choose to terminate. Instead, the Santorums tried intrauterine surgery. Tragically, the surgery caused an infection. Mrs. Santorum had a fever of 105. Again, instead of moving straight to early induction of their non-viable baby, the Santorums tried antibiotics first. Labor started due to the infection. Mrs. Santorum even asked for drugs to stop the labor. Despite all the lies circulating on the internet, Pitocin was never administered. Baby Gabriel was born at 20 weeks and apparently lived a short while. Through this whole ordeal, the Santorums acted according to their stated principles.