[Rhodes22-list] Gmail?

[brad haslett]

Ed,

Not me buddy!  I speak the truth and take the flames
like a man.  I do read the National Review though as
well as a lot of left wing stuff.  My favorite left
wing site is Salon.com.  It never makes sense but I
read it.

Brad
--- ed kroposki <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:

> Now let me see, this message is signed by 'Hank'. 
> Hank has never been on
> the list before.  It refers to the 'National
> Review'.  Who reads and would
> quote the National Review.
> 
> Why would I ask that question.  GMail is a new
> Google email service.  It is
> hiding the origin of the sender.  Bill recommended
> Google so some one might
> have read about GMail and subscribed?  But it was
> not Bill, I doubt that he
> reads the National Review.  Does He?  Is that really
> Bill?
> 
> There are at least two people who have referred to
> the National review in
> the past on this list.  One is Brad, Brad are you
> Hank?
> 
> Will the real Hank please stand up.  
> 
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
> [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On
> Behalf Of Hank
> Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 7:31 AM
> To: stan; The Rhodes 22 mail list
> Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Re: politics
> 
> For another perspective on this, (read non-left wing
> fear mongering) go to:
> 
> http://www.nationalreview.com/lopez/lopez101502.asp
> 
> 
> On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 06:24:37 -0400, stan
> <stan at rhodes22.com> wrote:
> > got this scary e-mail and pass it on for what it
> is worth:
> >  President Bush has announced his plan to select
> Dr. W. David Hager to
> >  head up the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA)
> Reproductive Health
> Drugs
> >  Advisory Committee. The committee has not met for
> more than two years,
> >  during which time its charter lapsed. As a
> result, the Bush
> >  Administration is tasked with filling all eleven
> positions with new
> members. This
> >  position does not require Congressional approval.
> The FDA's Reproductive
> Health
> >  Drugs Advisory Committee makes crucial decisions
> on matters relating to
> drugs
> >  used in the practice of obstetrics, gynecology
> and related specialties,
> >  including hormone therapy, contraception,
> treatment for infertility, and
> medical
> >  alternatives to surgical procedures for
> sterilization and pregnancy
> >  termination.
> > 
> >  Dr. Hager, the author of "As Jesus Cared for
> Women: Restoring
> >  Women.Then and Now." The book blends biblical
> accounts of Christ healing
> Women with
> >  case studies from Hager's practice. His views of
> reproductive health care
> >  are far outside the mainstream for reproductive
> technology. Dr. Hager is
> a
> >  practicing OB/GYN who describes himself as
> "pro-life"and refuses to
> >  prescribe contraceptives to unmarried women. In
> the book Dr. Hager wrote
> >  with his wife, entitled "Stress and the Woman's
> Body," he suggests that
> >  women who suffer from premenstrual syndrome
> should seek help from
> >  reading the bible and praying.
> > 
> >  As an editor and contributing author of "The
> Reproduction Revolution: A
> >  Christian Appraisal of Sexuality Reproductive
> Technologies and the
> >  Family," Dr. Hager appears to have endorsed the
> medically inaccurate
> assertion
> >  tha the common birth control pill is an
> abortifacient. We are concerned
> >  that Dr. Hager's strong religious beliefs may
> color his assessment of
> >  technologies that are necessary to protect
> women's lives or to preserve
> and promote
> >  women's health. Hager's track record of using
> religious beliefs to
> >  guide his medical decision-making makes him a
> dangerous and inappropriate
> >  candidate to serve as chair of this committee.
> > 
> >  Critical drug public policy and research must not
> be held hostage by
> >  antiabortion politics. Members of this important
> panel should be
> >  appointed on the basis of science and medicine,
> rather than politics and
> religion.
> >  American women deserve no less.
> > 
> >  There is something you can do. Below is a
> statement to be sent to the
> >  White House, opposing the placement of Hager.
> > 
> >  (1) Please copy and paste (DON'T forward) the
> entire email into a fresh
> >  email; then sign your name below. After you sign,
> SEND THIS TO EVERY
> >  PERSON YOU KNOW WHO IS CONCERNED ABOUT WOMEN'S
> RIGHTS.   (2) Every 10th
> >  person who signs the list (i.e., #10,  #20, #30,
> etc.) - please forward
> >  the entire e-mail topresident at whitehouse.gov
> > 
> >  We oppose the appointment of Dr. W. David Hager
> to the FDA Reproductive
> >  Health Drugs Advisory Committee. Mixing religion
> and medicine is
> >  unacceptable in a policy-making position. Using
> the FDA to promote a
> >  political agenda is inappropriate and seriously
> threatens women's
> >  health.
> > 
> >  Members of this important panel should be
> appointed on the basis of
> >  science and medicine, rather than politics and
> religion. American women
> deserve
> >  no less.
> > 
> >  1. Susan Tannenbaum (Owings Mills,Maryland)
> >  2. Susan Levine (Silver Spring,MD)
> >  3. Audrey Funk (Henderson,NV)
> >  4. Susan Lowe Shlisky (Las Vegas,NV)
> >  5. Michelle Straub-Wilensky (Los Angeles,CA)
> >  6. Patricia Phelan (San Francisco,CA)
> >  7. Victo ria Einhorn(san anselmo, ca)
> >  8. Brad Einhorn (Brooklyn,NY)
> >  9. Bethany MacMillan (Brooklyn,NY)
> >  10. Amy Russell (Louisville,Kentucky)
> >  11. Beverly D. Moore (Louisville,Kentucky)
> >  12. Connie O. Byrne (Kannapolis,North Carolina)
> >  13. Janet C. Haas (Charlotte,North Carolina)
> >  14. Heather Vrana (Charlotte,NC)
> >  15. Clare M. Evans (Newport,VA)
> >  16. Kathy Chadwick
> >  17. Jim Chadwick
> >  18. Claire Grimm Chadwick
> >  19 Lindsay Addison (Naples,FL)
> >  20. Peggy Addison (Naples,FL)
> >  21. David Addison (Naples,FL)
> >  22. Howard Schumsky (Orlando,FL)
> >  23. Kristie Born (Orlando,FL)
> >  24. Paul Boyd (Atlantic Highlands,NJ)
> >  25. Lois Jensen (NYC, NY)
> >  26. Catherine Rubenstein (Belvedere, CA)
> >  27. Anne Rubenstein (Belvedere, CA)
> >  28. ! Dirk Rubenstein (Belvedere, CA)
> >  29. Barbara K. Westover (Oakland, CA)
> >  30. Sharon Bjornson (Oakland, CA)
> >  31. Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell (Philadelphia, PA)
> >  32. Hana Elwell (Brooklyn, NY)
> >  33. Jen Song (Brooklyn, NY)
> >  34. Janet Lo (New York, NY)
> >  35. Emily Horowitz (New York, NY)
> >  36. Daniel Horowitz (New York, NY)
> >  37. Josh Hyman (New York, NY)
> >  38. Mona Goldsmith (Plainview, NY)
> >  9. Kate Striano (Newtown, CT)
> >  40. Elissa Gellis ( Newtown, CT)
> >  41. Diane Thompson (Sandy Hook, CT)
> >  42. LInda Parsloe (Sandy Hook, CT)
> >  43. Judy Juracek (Darien, CT)
> >  44. Deborah Meisels (City Island, NY)
> >  45. P. Briggs Saroch (Greenfield, MA)
> >  46. Diane Fisher-Katz (Northampton, MA)
> >  47. Kirsten Cirincione (Florence, MA)
> >  48. Jane Lynch (Flo! rence, MA)
> >  49. Kathleen Kennedy (Santa Barbara, CA)
> >  gt; 50. Leslie Palmer (San Antonio, TX)
> 
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