You realize she’s my in-law family, right? Lol.

I just feel a little loyal to wifey so I avoid in partaking.

Good points you raise though. All fair.

Sounds like the boy realised if the parents had thought differently about abortion, there would never have been a him at all, probably an awesome thought for him to contemplate.

She actually used the word “grubby” to describe Abbott’s happiness about his ‘son’ being alive, rather than long since trashed in an abortionist’s bin.

What a revolting human being she is. I can see why she brown-noses Gillard.

Had Credlin not reintroduced IVF, abortion and contraception into the political debate, we would not be checking back to see what Abbott said on these subjects in the past.

Hang on, they were raised by Gillard in her infamous misognyny speech on the Parliament or is this another thing you’ve forgotten?

Now that we are, and the yield is astonishingly rich, Abbott will be forced back onto the defensive.

See how they play this game. Of course, Gillard will never be asked to defend the position of the organisation of which she is a member on late-term abortion, partial birth abortion, the refusal to administer life-saving procedures or even pain-relief to children that survive their attempted abortion, sex-selection and abortion, and so on.

The Health Minister says the first words his son said to him were, “Thanks for having me”. For someone who has spent months successfully putting abortion back onto the political agenda, such words must have seemed heaven-sent. “It was a great relief,” Abbott writes in The Bulletin this week, “that my son’s attitude was not resentment at being given up for adoption but gratitude at being given his chance at life.”

Despite the search for his natural parents being initiated by his son, Abbott is now able to claim the moral high ground on abortion in a way that was not possible previously. This is not ideology, he can now argue, this is a life saved. By implication, everyone can do what he did.

Right.

Go and get your balls waxed.

That a Rugby joke, right, or Cricket? I don’t get it.

Courageous’ abortion enthusiast and Adelaide University survivor Summers

Do you think that bit of ‘seppo totty she keeps, realises what wil happen to him if he becomes an economic threat to Ms Summers?

The onus is on you – the person who made the accusation – to show where I advocated positional externalities.

This coming from the guy who tried to put the onus on me to gather evidence backing his argument.

What happened?