It is official.  Charlie Crist came down on the side of death and vetoed a bill requiring ultrasound for abortion.  Crist's excuse?  Making women view the image of unborn children before submitting innocence to dilation and curettage "places an inappropriate burden on women seeking to terminate a pregnancy."  According to Crist, the truth doesn't set women free from the curse of reckless slaughter. The governor believes seeing the face of a child "places an inappropriate burden" on women seeking to sluice consciences of truth and reality.  In other words, the truth hurts.    Maybe Mr. Crist would like to address the burden of excruciating pain placed on the fragile frame of child in utero about to be boiled alive in saline solution or dismembered by vacuum aspiration.  Does the esteemed governor consider that an "inappropriate burden," or does Charlie-style morality define that as choice? The bill...(Read Full Post)