Watch on YouTube Steve Laffey, is running for the Republican Presidential nomination. Steve's a serial fixer, starting with fixing his own condition in life. Steve grew up in Cranston, RI in a lower middle-class, extremely dysfunctional family. Wonderful mentors, a brilliant mind, boundless energy, and an amazing work effort propelled Steve to Bowdoin College and then Harvard Business School.
Hi Mary, I'm advising Steve on his economics policy. I'm not saying I'd vote for Steve over, say, Biden. Nor am I unwilling to advise other candidates on their policy plans. As I wrote, I'm not in agreement on all of Steve's positions. I'm certainly not in agreement on his abortion position. I think women and their doctors need to decide, not the feds and not state govs. All rights not delegated to the federal government are retained by the states and people -- that's how our Constitution reads. Somehow, this right is being handed to states, not people. I think that's the fundamental problem in the Supreme's ruling. In any case, Steve and I have discussed this issue. He is not for keeping a women living in, say, Idaho to go to CA to get an abortion. Nor is he for banning purchase of abortion pills and receipt through the mail. Steve is a highly religious person. His positions on all issues are based on his morality, not on their popularity. He's a truly brilliant, humaned, and marvelous person. All I can say in response. best, Larry
Not at all interested in voting for anyone who doesn’t understand a woman’s right to decide how she wants/needs to proceed if pregnant. Absolutely sick and tired if hearing men’s views on abortion, when they will never have to face what women face. I will never vote for an anti-abortion candidate.
Hi Mary, I'm advising Steve on his economics policy. I'm not saying I'd vote for Steve over, say, Biden. Nor am I unwilling to advise other candidates on their policy plans. As I wrote, I'm not in agreement on all of Steve's positions. I'm certainly not in agreement on his abortion position. I think women and their doctors need to decide, not the feds and not state govs. All rights not delegated to the federal government are retained by the states and people -- that's how our Constitution reads. Somehow, this right is being handed to states, not people. I think that's the fundamental problem in the Supreme's ruling. In any case, Steve and I have discussed this issue. He is not for keeping a women living in, say, Idaho to go to CA to get an abortion. Nor is he for banning purchase of abortion pills and receipt through the mail. Steve is a highly religious person. His positions on all issues are based on his morality, not on their popularity. He's a truly brilliant, humaned, and marvelous person. All I can say in response. best, Larry
Could you tell me more about the statement you made, that Steve Laffey is “highly religious”.
Not at all interested in voting for anyone who doesn’t understand a woman’s right to decide how she wants/needs to proceed if pregnant. Absolutely sick and tired if hearing men’s views on abortion, when they will never have to face what women face. I will never vote for an anti-abortion candidate.