And BTW, I was on the river once with a big group of dentists; one of them told me that dentists have the highest suicide rate of any profession save for policemen.

So when they stick their noses in other people’s affairs, they forfeit the right to be considered just another “ordinary person”. They’re involved and they would be foolish to expect that those other people in whose private affairs they have meddled wouldn’t return the favor. As they say: you pays your money and you takes your chances.

That’s a remarkably stupid opinion to express unless someone decided this was the very last issue public donation lists would be available for.

Tell us, will the next democrat candidate not be supporting abortion rights or do we think that the kind of people who blow up clinics will have calmed down by the next election ?

Please tell me this is a failed joke.

When I lived in San Diego, my dentist was of the gay persuasion, so I’m assuming he’s batshit over this latest referendum.

And I’m totally on board with all the RDHs. I know many but few are politically active. Keep it up.

As an aside, I take this issue very seriously. I have been married to my lovely wife for 31 years. Just 10 years before we were married, we would have been denied that right in as many as 17 states. The arguments they made then are EXACTLY the same as the ones they’re making now. I cannot imagine my life without my wife, and if others hadn’t stood up for my rights, I would have been denied that. I would be unworthy of that right should I ignore this fight.

The same great-uncle once left a money clip in my grandfathers’ home we found the day after the weekly poker night, with 300$ in it.

I just wanted to get the story from the horses’ mouth, so to speak.