President Barack Obama at Notre Dame as reported by Fox News:

Obama called for "open hearts, open minds, fair-minded words" in the midst of such persistent debates.

He said the issue of abortion stands as the single greatest example of a controversy that tests Americans' ability to respectfully seek common ground.

He said the views of the two sides of the debate are "irreconcilable" but can be honored. "

Here is the Fox report.

I found this to be very interesting:

"A protester then interrupted by shouting, "Abortion is murder," but Obama tried to calm the crowd as it booed the protester."

The crowd "booed" the protester. "fred," do you sense that you have a pretty tuff job on your hands convincing us that President Obama is an unreasonable guy, unlike yourself of course?

ps "fred," just like when you said "at least I have the courage to blog using my real name," when you said this:

"They want to force doctors and nurses to take part in killing unborn children," You LIED. AGAIN. Here's what The President of the United States ACTUALLY SAID:

"Let’s honor the conscience of those who disagree with abortion, and draft a sensible conscience clause, and make sure that all of our health care policies are grounded in clear ethics and sound science, as well as respect for the equality of women,"

Is there anything we can believe from you?

Many here may not have taken the time to hear/read Obama's Notre Dame commencement speech. It's worth the listen.

Obama on Abortion

Obama actually thinks that we can find "common ground" on abortion?
That's the trouble with barry - he tries put everything in shades of gray on matters of black and white.

Either you are for abortion or against it. There is no common ground.
I suppose Barry's idea of common ground is "partial birth" abortion.
After all, the baby is partially born before the doctor crushes it's skull and sucks it's brains out.

The government is like a baby's alimentary canal, with a
happy appetite at one end and no responsibility at the
other. -- Ronald Reagan