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Re: Texas Legislators Block Shots for Girls Against Cancer VirusFrom: Gerald P.Rodriguez (geraldpr@cybermesa.com)Thu Apr 26 21:17:01 2007
Re: Texas Legislators Block Shots for Girls Against CancerIn New Mexico it was the NM Pediatric Assoc. that persuaded Gov. Richardson to veto the passed legislation. The peds here are, as a group, rather liberal politically. Gerald P. Rodriguez, M.D., FACOG Santa Fe
> ----- Original Message ----- Well, a lot of folks are opposed to mandatory vaccination against HPV, but the ones who made all the headlines when they opposed it were the "Religious Right". Just Google the words "Conservative" "mandatory" and "HPV vaccine". Anna Meenan, MD Thanks for the explanation. I was a little confused because I consider myself a liberal yet, I'm against mandatory vaccination. I don't think it's okay to use name calling of any variety but I believe the name calling goes back and forth pretty equally across all political views, religious persuasions, skin color. I wish that it would just stop from either side of the fence. On Apr 26, 2007, at 5:49 PM, Anna Meenan, MD wrote: Um, perhaps because conservative religious groups (AKA "bible-thumpers" and "bead-jugglers"....and why is name-calling only OK when directed at Judeo-Christian religious folks?) have been a major source of opposition to mandatory vaccination of pre-teens? Ya think? Anna Meenan, MD (bead-juggler) At Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Charlie Chambers wrote: omission of "mandatory" slants the headline, but how is that liberal bias? ************************************************************************* Charlie Chambers Hood River, OR cchamber@alumni.rice.edu "No matter where you go... there you are." Dr. Buckaroo Banzai ************************************************************************
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