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The Cardinals will open next season at Wrigley Field against the rival Cubs on April 6, a Monday. The coming season will be the fourth consecutive year the Cardinals open the regular season schedule on the road.The Cardinals start the year with three games at Wrigley, continue with three games at Cincinnati, and then host Milwaukee for the 2015 home opener on April 13.The schedule features two fewer three-city road trips than the five the Cardinals had this season.The Cardinals will host Kansas City and Detroit at Busch Stadium during interleague play, have home-and-home two-game series against Minnesota and the Chicago White Sox, and travel to face Cleveland. The two games in Chicago against the White Sox are the Cardinals鈥?only road games from the All-Star <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/clreplicashoes.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a>  break (July 13-16) through Aug. 3.Sixteen of the Cardinals鈥?final 23 games are on the road, including a season-ending road trip that takes them to Pittsburgh before finishing in Atlanta the first week of October.聽Twenty-six of their 28 games in September are against National League Central teams.Cardinals' 2015 schedule (home games in bold type):鈥?APRILApril 6 at Chicago CubsApril 8 at Chicago CubsApril 9 at Chicago CubsApril 10 at CincinnatiApril 11 at CincinnatiApril 12 at CincinnatiApril 13 MilwaukeeApril 15 MilwaukeeApril 16 MilwaukeeApril 17 CincinnatiApril 18 CincinnatiApril 19 CincinnatiApril 21 at WashingtonApril 22 at WashingtonApril 23 at WashingtonApril 24 at MilwaukeeApril 25 at MilwaukeeApril 26 at MilwaukeeApril 27 PhiladelphiaApril 28 PhiladelphiaApril 29 PhiladelphiaApril 30 Philadelphia鈥?MAYMay 1 PittsburghMay 2 PittsburghMay 3 PittsburghMay 4 Chicago CubsMay 5 Chicago CubsMay 6 Chicago CubsMay 7 Chicago CubsMay 8 at PittsburghMay 9 at PittsburghMay 10 at PittsburghMay 12 at ClevelandMay 13 at ClevelandMay 14 at ClevelandMay 15 DetroitMay 16 DetroitMay 17 DetroitMay 18 at N.Y. MetsMay 19 at N.Y. MetsMay 20 at N.Y. MetsMay 21 at N.Y. MetsMay 22 at Kansas CityMay 23 at Kansas CityMay 24 at Kansas CityMay 25 ArizonaMay 26 ArizonaMay 27 ArizonaMay 29 L.A. DodgersMay 30 L.A. DodgersMay 31 L.A. Dodgers鈥?JUNEJune 1 MilwaukeeJune 2 MilwaukeeJune 3 MilwaukeeJune 4 at L.A. DodgersJune 5 at L.A. DodgersJune 6 at L.A. DodgersJune 7 at L.A. <a href=http://www.museosangennaro.com/Public/anel.php> Christian Louboutin  Shoes Sale</a>  DodgersJune 8 at ColoradoJune 9 at ColoradoJune 10 at ColoradoJune 12 Kansas CityJune 13 Kansas CityJune 14 Kansas CityJune 15 MinnesotaJune 16 MinnesotaJune 17 at MinnesotaJune 18 at MinnesotaJune 19 at PhiladelphiaJune 20 at PhiladelphiaJune 21 at PhiladelphiaJune 23 at MiamiJune 24 at MiamiJune 25 at MiamiJune 26 Chicago CubsJune 27 Chicago CubsJune 28 Chicago CubsJune 30 at Chicago White Sox鈥?JULYJuly 1 at Chicago White SoxJuly 2 San DiegoJuly 3 San DiegoJuly 4 San DiegoJuly 5 San DiegoJuly 6 at Chicago CubsJuly 7 at Chicago CubsJuly 8 at Chicago CubsJuly 9 at PittsburghJuly 10 at PittsburghJuly 11 at PittsburghJuly 12 at PittsburghJuly 17 N.Y. MetsJuly 18 N.Y. MetsJuly 19 N.Y. MetsJuly 21 at Chicago White SoxJuly 22 at Chicago White SoxJuly 24 AtlantaJuly 25 AtlantaJuly 26 AtlantaJuly 27 CincinnatiJuly 28 CincinnatiJuly 29 CincinnatiJuly 30 ColoradoJuly 31 Colorado鈥?AUGUSTAug. 1 ColoradoAug. 2 ColoradoAug. 4 at CincinnatiAug. 5 at CincinnatiAug. 6 at CincinnatiAug. 7 at MilwaukeeAug. 8 at MilwaukeeAug. 9 at MilwaukeeAug. 11 PittsburghAug. 12 PittsburghAug. 13 PittsburghAug. 14 MiamiAug. 15 MiamiAug. 16 MiamiAug. 17 San FranciscoAug. 18 San FranciscoAug. 19 San FranciscoAug. 21 at San DiegoAug. 22 at San DiegoAug. 23 at San DiegoAug. 24 at ArizonaAug. 25 at ArizonaAug. 26 at ArizonaAug. <a href=http://www.symbiose.ca/images/christianlouboutin.gwij.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a>  27 at ArizonaAug. 28 at San FranciscoAug. 29 at San FranciscoAug. 30 at San FranciscoAug. 31 Washington鈥?SEPTEMBERSept. 1 WashingtonSept. 2 WashingtonSept. 4 PittsburghSept. 5 PittsburghSept. 6 PittsburghSept. 7 Chicago CubsSept. 8 Chicago CubsSept. 9 Chicago CubsSept. 10 at CincinnatiSept. 11 at CincinnatiSept. 12 at CincinnatiSept. 13 at CincinnatiSept. 15 at MilwaukeeSept. 16 at MilwaukeeSept. 17 at MilwaukeeSept. 18 at Chicago CubsSept. 19 at Chicago CubsSept. 20 at Chicago CubsSept. 21 CincinnatiSept. 22 CincinnatiSept. 23 CincinnatiSept. 24 MilwaukeeSept. 25 MilwaukeeSept. 26 MilwaukeeSept. 27 MilwaukeeSept. 28 at PittsburghSept. 29 at PittsburghSept. 30 at Pittsburgh鈥?OCTOBEROct. 2 at AtlantaOct. 3 at AtlantaOct. 4 at Atlanta
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Seattle City Councilman Bruce Harrell wants you all to pay for women's abortions.  
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He <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/clreplicashoes.php>Christian Louboutin Shoes Sale</a>  , along with a couple co-authors, that they are  asking Obama and Congress to overturn all federal bans on public coverage of abortion.
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They write...
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"Over 41 years ago, the US Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that every woman has a constitutionally protected right to make her own personal medical decisions about when and if to become a mother. For almost as long 锟?nearly 38 years 锟?the Hyde Amendment has undermined Roe v. Wade by barring public funds from covering abortion care, effectively cutting off access for most women enrolled in public government insurance. Many of those most affected are low-income women, women of color, and immigrant women, who already face significant challenges to accessing safe, respectful, timely health care. This isn't just a matter of reproductive freedom 锟?it's an issue of racial and economic justice."
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This is apparently another social justice cause. Everything is about social justice, racial justice, economic justice. Not paying for a voluntary medical procedure when the vast majority of people who want the procedure are only getting it as a result of behavior they consensually engaged in, well, that's another racial and economic justice cause.  
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Now, I want to frame this conversation in a way it's almost never framed in, certainly not from people in the same ideological camp as Harrell.  
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Let's talk about it from the perspective of someone who doesn't support funds going to abortions. A lot of people don't want to pay for abortions, myself included, because we think life starts at conception. Now, people have varying degrees of passion on this. Here's my take: I'm not 100 percent positive life starts at conception. I've got no idea. I do believe in God, and I believe in science, and science can't answer this question, only God can, and God isn't giving us an answer. So until I have that answer, I have to err on the side of life, just to be safe.  
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I <a href=http://www.museosangennaro.com/Public/anel.php> Christian Louboutin  Shoes Sale</a>  understand where the other side comes from, where they either don't think life begins at conception or don't care. I understand that position and I respectfully disagree. And since this is my money we're talking about, I hope you'll recognize my position.
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The Stranger article continues:
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"If we pass this resolution, Seattle will become the first jurisdiction in the Northwest 锟?and the sixth nationally 锟?to declare its support for overturning the Hyde Amendment and restoring access to reproductive health care for every woman, regardless of her income or what kind of insurance she has."
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But wait. No one's reproductive health care is limited under the Hyde Amendment. Abortions aren't banned. You just have to pay for them yourselves or go through a service that is subsidized via donations. You can still get your abortion. You just have to pay for it, just like if I want an elective procedure of some kind, I can get it, I just have to pay for it.
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Harrell's piece continues:
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"As women's reproductive rights are deliberately and strategically eroded in other states, passing the resolution shows that the Hyde Amendment and attacks on women's health do not reflect Seattle's values."
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Can we stop referring to this having to do with reproductive rights? This is not an attack on women's health. You're not unhealthy if you can't get an abortion done. And the problem here, which is why I wanted to frame it with a clear understanding of why people are in favor of the Hyde Amendment, is because Harrell and other activists treat this like you just hate women if you don't pay for services they want.
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You often hear the slogan "my body, my choice!" Ok fine, your body your choice, but it's not your choice when you're using my money. It ceases to be your choice. <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/images/gucciusaonlineoutlet.php> cheap gucci</a>  If you want me to pay for it, I get a say in it.  
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What they really mean is "MY BODY, MY CHOICE, YOU PAY FOR IT!" It doesn't work that way. If you want an abortion and you're morally okay with it, go for it. I won't stop you. I won't try to close down a clinic and I won't prevent you from getting one, but I'm not paying for it because I find it in the morally ambiguous zone to say the least. We shouldn't have to violate our religious beliefs because you can't pay for something that is an elective medical procedure.
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@@@ The Cardinals will open next season at Wrigley Field against the rival Cubs on April 6, a Monday. The coming season will be the fourth consecutive year the Cardinals open the regular season schedule on the road.The Cardinals start the year with three games at Wrigley, continue with three games at Cincinnati, and then host Milwaukee for the 2015 home opener on April 13.The schedule features two fewer three-city road trips than the five the Cardinals had this season.The Cardinals will host Kansas City and Detroit at Busch Stadium during interleague play, have home-and-home two-game series against Minnesota and the Chicago White Sox, and travel to face Cleveland. The two games in Chicago against the White Sox are the Cardinals鈥?only road games from the All-Star <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/clreplicashoes.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a> break (July 13-16) through Aug. 3.Sixteen of the Cardinals鈥?final 23 games are on the road, including a season-ending road trip that takes them to Pittsburgh before finishing in Atlanta the first week of October.聽Twenty-six of their 28 games in September are against National League Central teams.Cardinals' 2015 schedule (home games in bold type):鈥?APRILApril 6 at Chicago CubsApril 8 at Chicago CubsApril 9 at Chicago CubsApril 10 at CincinnatiApril 11 at CincinnatiApril 12 at CincinnatiApril 13 MilwaukeeApril 15 MilwaukeeApril 16 MilwaukeeApril 17 CincinnatiApril 18 CincinnatiApril 19 CincinnatiApril 21 at WashingtonApril 22 at WashingtonApril 23 at WashingtonApril 24 at MilwaukeeApril 25 at MilwaukeeApril 26 at MilwaukeeApril 27 PhiladelphiaApril 28 PhiladelphiaApril 29 PhiladelphiaApril 30 Philadelphia鈥?MAYMay 1 PittsburghMay 2 PittsburghMay 3 PittsburghMay 4 Chicago CubsMay 5 Chicago CubsMay 6 Chicago CubsMay 7 Chicago CubsMay 8 at PittsburghMay 9 at PittsburghMay 10 at PittsburghMay 12 at ClevelandMay 13 at ClevelandMay 14 at ClevelandMay 15 DetroitMay 16 DetroitMay 17 DetroitMay 18 at N.Y. MetsMay 19 at N.Y. MetsMay 20 at N.Y. MetsMay 21 at N.Y. MetsMay 22 at Kansas CityMay 23 at Kansas CityMay 24 at Kansas CityMay 25 ArizonaMay 26 ArizonaMay 27 ArizonaMay 29 L.A. DodgersMay 30 L.A. DodgersMay 31 L.A. Dodgers鈥?JUNEJune 1 MilwaukeeJune 2 MilwaukeeJune 3 MilwaukeeJune 4 at L.A. DodgersJune 5 at L.A. DodgersJune 6 at L.A. DodgersJune 7 at L.A. <a href=http://www.museosangennaro.com/Public/anel.php> Christian Louboutin Shoes Sale</a> DodgersJune 8 at ColoradoJune 9 at ColoradoJune 10 at ColoradoJune 12 Kansas CityJune 13 Kansas CityJune 14 Kansas CityJune 15 MinnesotaJune 16 MinnesotaJune 17 at MinnesotaJune 18 at MinnesotaJune 19 at PhiladelphiaJune 20 at PhiladelphiaJune 21 at PhiladelphiaJune 23 at MiamiJune 24 at MiamiJune 25 at MiamiJune 26 Chicago CubsJune 27 Chicago CubsJune 28 Chicago CubsJune 30 at Chicago White Sox鈥?JULYJuly 1 at Chicago White SoxJuly 2 San DiegoJuly 3 San DiegoJuly 4 San DiegoJuly 5 San DiegoJuly 6 at Chicago CubsJuly 7 at Chicago CubsJuly 8 at Chicago CubsJuly 9 at PittsburghJuly 10 at PittsburghJuly 11 at PittsburghJuly 12 at PittsburghJuly 17 N.Y. MetsJuly 18 N.Y. MetsJuly 19 N.Y. MetsJuly 21 at Chicago White SoxJuly 22 at Chicago White SoxJuly 24 AtlantaJuly 25 AtlantaJuly 26 AtlantaJuly 27 CincinnatiJuly 28 CincinnatiJuly 29 CincinnatiJuly 30 ColoradoJuly 31 Colorado鈥?AUGUSTAug. 1 ColoradoAug. 2 ColoradoAug. 4 at CincinnatiAug. 5 at CincinnatiAug. 6 at CincinnatiAug. 7 at MilwaukeeAug. 8 at MilwaukeeAug. 9 at MilwaukeeAug. 11 PittsburghAug. 12 PittsburghAug. 13 PittsburghAug. 14 MiamiAug. 15 MiamiAug. 16 MiamiAug. 17 San FranciscoAug. 18 San FranciscoAug. 19 San FranciscoAug. 21 at San DiegoAug. 22 at San DiegoAug. 23 at San DiegoAug. 24 at ArizonaAug. 25 at ArizonaAug. 26 at ArizonaAug. <a href=http://www.symbiose.ca/images/christianlouboutin.gwij.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a> 27 at ArizonaAug. 28 at San FranciscoAug. 29 at San FranciscoAug. 30 at San FranciscoAug. 31 Washington鈥?SEPTEMBERSept. 1 WashingtonSept. 2 WashingtonSept. 4 PittsburghSept. 5 PittsburghSept. 6 PittsburghSept. 7 Chicago CubsSept. 8 Chicago CubsSept. 9 Chicago CubsSept. 10 at CincinnatiSept. 11 at CincinnatiSept. 12 at CincinnatiSept. 13 at CincinnatiSept. 15 at MilwaukeeSept. 16 at MilwaukeeSept. 17 at MilwaukeeSept. 18 at Chicago CubsSept. 19 at Chicago CubsSept. 20 at Chicago CubsSept. 21 CincinnatiSept. 22 CincinnatiSept. 23 CincinnatiSept. 24 MilwaukeeSept. 25 MilwaukeeSept. 26 MilwaukeeSept. 27 MilwaukeeSept. 28 at PittsburghSept. 29 at PittsburghSept. 30 at Pittsburgh鈥?OCTOBEROct. 2 at AtlantaOct. 3 at AtlantaOct. 4 at Atlanta

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