Nancy Pelosi speaks at NARAL Pro-Choice America Luncheon

Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, speaking at NARAL Pro-Choice America's 16th annual San Francisco Power of Choice Luncheon on March 28, 2011.

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[Skulander1]

Nancy Pelosi is an increadibly inspiring woman. It's so refreshing to see someone standing strong and proud for women's rights, humanity and dignity. Ending discrimination, ending the war on women, is a noble goal. And the GOP should stop waging its war over women's bodies and focuse on jobs and the economy. After all, that's why the U.S. people sent them for. They should stop being arrogant and do thier job, and leave women's uteruses alone.

[geevee335]

if you are believer, we are seeing spiritual warfare right here in the United States

[geevee335]

Pelosi is inspired alright...and it is not by the Lord

[webhutspain]

How you can use the word "blessed" and pro-choice in the same sentence is frankly absurd. aborbtioninstrumentsDOTcom

[cobaltbluebottle1]

She makes me want to puke!

[TheCrippledCrow]

@becomingaspirit Yes, save a human. Like save a little girl who was impregnated through rape by her father and would die if she carried term. That's saving a life. Don't laugh or attack because this happened to my best friends little sister and now takes care of her. If you truly support life, you'll keep abortions safe so she didn't have to go to a filthy back ally.

[OneLoveSmile]

PCA has recently begun a paid ad campaign to attack Ron Paul's 2012, and is paying a very large amount to have a top ad. This should tell you that the system has become desperate. PCA however leaves out the fact that some states would surely still have abortion legal in a Ron Paul America, and unlike O'Bama he would never take actions through executive order. Meaning it would go through Congress, and more so the people. Thereby preserving abortion in some states. Pro-choice is still Pro-Paul !

[ndrthrdr1]

I am pro-choice, but I want to reduce the number of abortions, so I want to reduce the number of unplanned pregnancies, so I want to make birth control more widely available and affordable, so I support Planned Parenthood's efforts to do exactly that.

I do donate a (very) little money, but more often I buy condoms, take them to their health centers and donate them.

What do pro-life people do to reduce the number of unplanned pregnancies?

Let's treat the problem, not criminalize the symptom.

[52bluegirl]

Y'all are entitled to disagree with some of her politics. But everything she says here is said out of love and respect for the women of America. That is inherently good, and deserves respect and civility in return, at the very least. Not the hateful remarks of a handful of ignorant, immature wankers.