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Demand that Rep. JoAnn Windholz Apologize!

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barbara Quissell
10 years ago Featured

unbelievably callous to hold the "rights of an embryo" which legally has no rights above the rights of a woman to say nothing about that of the innocent bystanders killed in this attack. Such ignorance of the law is not tolerable in an elected official. She should be targeted for removal in her next election

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Anne Harrison
10 years ago

I don't expect much from you; I do want you to know to count me among those who think your statements are off the planet

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Gayle M. Spelts
10 years ago

Shame on you for blaming Planned Parenthood for the heinous attack! They provide healthcare to poor women that you don't care about!

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Joanne Engelman
10 years ago

She needs a LOT of understanding

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Edward Welty
10 years ago Featured

The actions of that man was domestic terrorism! The ends do not justify the means. You owe an apology to the families of the victims. I am ashamed you are from Colorado.

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Frank J. DeLalla
10 years ago

Planned Parenthood was not responsible for the shooting in Col. Springs last week... Republican lies and inflammatory statements were!

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Scott Allen Gates
10 years ago Featured

As a resident of Colorado, I am gravely displeased by your callous and insensitive remarks placing the blame on Planned Parenthood for this senseless tragedy. The people of the state of Colorado deserve better and, of course, no one is going to use coersion in obtaining an apology from you but, hopefully, your better nature will have a chance of asserting itself. Sincerely, Scott Allen Gates

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John Bailey
10 years ago

She should resign!!

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Susan Garsoe
10 years ago

I'm from Colorado Springs. Do you really think that violence in any form is OK? Your remarks are violent. Perhaps a better use of your words would be to console the families of the people who were shot, and then go out and find a positive way to end abortion. Mentoring a young woman at risk would be one way, and it would be a positive demonstration for others. I thought that our elected officials were supposed to be models for a good society.

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Greg Russi
10 years ago

Beat her in 2016.

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Kathy Crandall
10 years ago

Shame on you

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Michael Thompson
10 years ago

And apparently she thinks she is a leader.

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Susan Marine
10 years ago

Your comments are totally inappropriate. Your personal beliefs should not be expressed publically - they are not befitting your role as an elected official.

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Grant Cornell
10 years ago Featured

You are wrong. You can disagree with rights to abortion, but you cannot condone the violence that occurred. It is exactly what you did.

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Jeff Burns
10 years ago

Rep. Windholz, and others like her, have BLOOD on their hands! Dump her!!!

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craig angus
10 years ago

She should resign and due to her ignorance is unfit to govern.l

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Outrageous !

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Anonymous
10 years ago

You're nuts, madam!

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Laura A Grant
10 years ago

How the he** do you people get into public office?????

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Kenneth W. Elkington
10 years ago

Her comments are shameful on so many levels. I would not have expected such callous remarks, except from a fundamentalist christian, seeking to demonize women seeking abortion care and spewing venom toward the physicians and clinic staff at Planned Parenthood. How low the GOP has fallen... how crass their pandering to the evangelicals? Can it get much worse?