Just Misc. Dem Hypocricy « 2020

Today, the good California Senator, Kamalla Harris did a toss your hair, giggle interview advocating for the legalization of marijuana. Fine. I don’t have a problem with it, at all. I am on record stating it is miracle drug. Had I known, 10 years ago, what I know now, I think my father’s fate would have been different.

Here’s the problem.

Kamalla Harris created her public personality by being a tough prosecutor, who did some truly disgusting things to rack up wins and look tough on crime. She persecuted and sent to prison, men and women who were doing nothing but smoking marijuana.

Her position stinketh the most.

As far as this current ‘kill em all baby philosophy of our current liberal Democrats, well, if you are going to advocate for allowing the woman who has the cold hard cash to get late-term abortion, what happens to the kid who delivers a child that isn’t viable and hides it in a shoebox in her closet. She will end up in prison for probably not killing her baby. She will be prosecuted for not seeking pre-natal attention. If she delivers, live, and leaves it on the floor at McDonalds, she goes to prison. If she throws it in the dumpster she goes to prison.

The woman who can afford late-term abortion suffers no consequences.

Finally, if a person wants a late term abortion, should there be laws protecting infants or we let ’em all die?

Just asking…

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

SJ Reidhead (aka The Pink Flamingo) is a writer based in New Mexico. The author of two published novels, both westerns: Dust Devil and The Second Mrs. Earp and two published works of non-fictions: TRAVESTY: Frank Waters Earp Agenda Exposed and A Church for Helldorado, Endicott Peabody's 1882 Tombstone Diary. One of the leading authorities on the life of Wyatt Earp and Tombstone during the Earp years, she is writing a series of murder mysteries set in modern day Tombstone. The author is also working on a book about fashion in the Wild West. When complete, there will be over 2100 unpublished antique photographs dating from 1855-1910.

The author's work has appeared in Wild West, True West, Blogcritics, and The Tombstone Times. Recently the author has had to deal with a father who succumbed to Alzheimer's Disease. This is leading to a book dealing with the frustrations of dealing with the frustrations of the disease, finance, legal, health-care, and things no one bothers telling families about it. A portion of the book will contain entries from a blog she kept, detailing the struggle with her father's AD. She is also working on a murder mystery series set in modern day Tombstone and Cochise County. Several books of essays on Christian living are currently in edits. A book of essays and revisions of articles about Wyatt Earp has been completed and will include her latest work detailing her theory about the murder of his second wife, Mattie.

SJ Reidhead has been involved in Republican politics since she was 'a little kid'. During the Reagan years she was a lobbyist working with various non-profit organizations who were attempting to salvage NASA and the American space program after the disastrous Carter years. In spite of ups and downs, and numerous disappointments, politically, it is obvious the only political hope for this country is via the Republican Party. Along with politics she is an opera fanatic, has been known to stalk baritones to the point of being a baritone junkie, and loves baseball.

The Pink Flamingo went on line on October 4, 2005.

THE PINK FLAMINGO STORY

It started out as a joke. During the seven years I worked with the girls of my parish, leading a youth group, one of the things that I stressed were manners. Part of having manners, the way I see it, is to know how to set a proper table, host a party, cater it, and clean up afterward. I was fortunate enough to have a group of very talented girls in my youth group. They learned how to plan for, and execute large church functions, very properly. During one such function I noticed there were several incredibly tacky pink flamingos sitting on the table. Knowing the girls were up to something, I said nothing. A few months later they did the same thing at a function I was hosting at my home. I said nothing. They had a birthday party for me. More pink flamingos appeared - and a joke was born.

Thanks to the girls, all of whom are now grown, I have a collection of pink flamingos. It has become an ongoing joke. When I began working on my political blog, I realized the only possibly title was The Pink Flamingo!