Cuccinelli: We're Positioned to Shock the Political World

I am not a libertarian, I never have been and hopefully will never be. I support Ron Paul because of his economic views, most of his foreign policy views, as well as his support for the Constitution, particularly states' rights. A state certainly has the right under the Constitution to ban contraceptives.

I'm not a libertarian either (I'm a Constitutionalist), but banning contraceptives is a major abuse of power by the government. Pretty silly.

I highly doubt a state would try to ban contraceptives.


No. It fking does not. SMFH.

A state does have the authority to ban contraceptives, but that person would be quickly kicked out of office and the law repealed.
 
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Yes, it does. The states have plenary police powers under the Constitution.

Why would you even want to enforce such a rule? I think you have it all backwards. You need to try to FIX SOCIETY FROM WITHIN before even contemplating such nonsensical laws. This isn't the way you get to your goals. Promote self-respect and responsibility. But a law? Sheesh.
 
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I'm not a libertarian either (I'm a Constitutionalist), but banning contraceptives is a major abuse of power by the government. Pretty silly.

I disagree, contraceptives are an intrinsic evil that lead to the destruction of the traditional family and study after study has shown a direct correlation between availability of contraceptives and increase in abortions.
 
I disagree, contraceptives are an intrinsic evil that lead to the destruction of the traditional family and study after study has shown a direct correlation between availability of contraceptives and increase in abortions.

Yeah but you're obviously a lunatic.
 
I disagree, contraceptives are an intrinsic evil that lead to the destruction of the traditional family and study after study has shown a direct correlation between availability of contraceptives and increase in abortions.

Taking away their contraceptives is going to suddenly change their behavior? Really? You're approaching this wrong.
 
Why would you even want to enforce such a rule? I think you have it all backwards. You need to try to FIX SOCIETY FROM WITHIN before even contemplating such nonsensical laws. This isn't the way you get to your goals. Promote self-respect and responsibility. But a law? Sheesh.

I partly agree. The laws reflect the morality of the people, but laws which promote evil (such as legal abortion) will always corrupt the morality of the people. I don't see it as an either/or question. When you allow evil acts to take place with impunity, our sinful nature will capitalise on it.
 
I disagree, contraceptives are an intrinsic evil that lead to the destruction of the traditional family and study after study has shown a direct correlation between availability of contraceptives and increase in abortions.

Not the Government's business.
 
No. Its not "bullshit". I don't agree with it and there's no reason to.

I don't benefit from it. I'm not married and don't ever intend to.

Where's my benefits? Can I get a tax exemption too?

So called "gay marriage" is already legal in the state where I live. So what would be the point of campaigning for it or getting government out of it?

I have a life and don't have time to go "campaigning" about these issues.

Then you have my apologies. "You're" not the type of people I was referring to. You did use some key words that set me off. And more to the point I was speaking about the pandering of politicians. Again. My apologies. :o
 
Yes, it does. The states have plenary police powers under the Constitution. Ron Paul would agree with me, just as he agrees that states have the constitutional right to ban sodomy if they so wish.

Even if the constitution did allow states to ban things like contraceptives, that doesnt make it right.
 
Not the Government's business.

We disagree, I do believe the government has a role in upholding morality, you do not. I don't believe the federal government has that constitutional authority, so we agree there. I do think that states and local governments do have it.

Anyway, let's work together on the issues we do agree on.
 
A state does have the authority to ban contraceptives, but that person would be quickly kicked out of office and the law repealed.

Not according to Ken:

Dear Fellow Virginians,

I am going to make this Compass very short and straightforward.

Terry McAuliffe is lying about, among other things, contraception.

In T.V. ads, mail and during debates and forums, McAuliffe is telling two lies:

1) He is saying that personhood legislation that I have supported in the past would
have outlawed contraception, which is false; and

2) He is also saying - without citing much of anything - that I want to ban
contraception in the future.

Look, this is not one of those topics that anyone particularly enjoys discussing, so
let me be short and blunt.

No legislation I have ever supported would have - or even could have - "outlawed
contraception" as McAuliffe asserts.

And I do not support legislation banning contraception. Could I be any clearer?

Yes, as a matter of fact, I can.

You'll note that I said above that we couldn't have "outlawed contraception," even
if someone had wanted to. The reason for this is simple.

The U.S. Supreme Court held in two cases, Griswold and Eisenstadt, that the
government can't ban contraception. Those cases are decades old. This is a
long-settled area of law.


And Terry McAuliffe is a Washington, D.C. lawyer, so he is well aware that what he
is saying is false.

You got that right. He is knowingly lying to try and scare women to vote against me.

This is only one of the lies he is quite intentionally telling. I've never seen
anything like it in a campaign before, and I need your help to fight back.

I need you to forward this email to all the women you know in Virginia, and point
out to them that McAuliffe is telling a blatant lie and they need to know about it
for two reasons: first, if the issue is of concern to them, knowing the truth will
put their mind at rest; and second, they need to know that McAuliffe isn't making a
simple mistake. Rather, he's intentionally lying to the women of Virginia.

When you forward this email, please ask each woman you forward it to to send it on
to the other women they know in Virginia too.

Remember, there's two reasons this email is important: first, Terry is lying about
me and contraception; and second, this is not a mistake on his part, it is
absolutely part of his strategy. He is lying about numerous other issues as well,
and I know you will be shocked, but the media isn't doing much about it.

At www.Cuccinelli.com <http://www.Cuccinelli.com> , on the front page, is a big
button called the truth about Ken. It addresses this and other issues that Terry
McAuliffe is not being truthful about. Please use this resource as you work to win
last minute voters for us! Thank you!

Sincerely,

Ken
 
... contraceptives are an intrinsic evil that lead to the destruction of the traditional family ...

The traditional family is a personal value system that you're trying to impose on all of society. It's a value that most people would agree with, but it there is nothing intrinsically good about a traditional family and some societies have made other arrangements.
 
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