31.   Opponents called the system a relic from days when wars were more likely to happen.

32.   Opponents called the technique a perversion of science that equated life with a product and termed it baby selling for profit.

33.   Opponents were calling the idea a multibillion-dollar giveaway.

34.   Opponents call them a tax on a pleasure that once was free.

35.   Opponents called the rail plan a costly and unneeded boondoggle.

36.   Opponents call it a school for assassins.

37.   Opponents call it an advertising vehicle of little educational value.

38.   Opponents called it a partisan attack against Republican presidents and a waste of taxpayer funds.

39.   Opponents called the bill a waste of time since assisted suicides are already illegal.

40.   Opponents have called the proposal medically flawed and morally wrong.