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In 2011, the Republican controlled Texas legislator voted to reduce funding from the state's "family planing budget" by $73.6m from the original $111.5m. Simultaneously, all Planned Parenthood clinics were shut down, leaving over 100,000 women without access to care. Between 2011 and 2012, Texas was the only state where the maternal mortality rate doubled. How's that "pro-life" legislation working out?
What a craphole of a state to live in. I guess they just want a lot of single mothers running around.
Thats what happens where you have religion infused with government. I sure the hell prefer a $800 abortion in place of paying welfare for 18 years followed by Prison.
What do you call the execution of a prisoner after spending 20 years on death row? A 10 million dollar late term abortion
Out of 100k people the rate of occurrence increased from 18 to 35 and they actually think this is statistically significant to establish any conclusion?
It is very common to express mortality rates in incidents per 100,000. This makes it possible to draw comparisons.
The actual figures are here - now have a look and tell us this isn't trending badly for Texas.
Thats what happens where you have religion infused with government. I sure the hell prefer a $800 abortion in place of paying welfare for 18 years followed by Prison.
What do you call the execution of a prisoner after spending 20 years on death row? A 10 million dollar late term abortion
According to you, every child that is aborted was destined for welfare and prison? Wow!
In 2011, the Republican controlled Texas legislator voted to reduce funding from the state's "family planing budget" by $73.6m from the original $111.5m. Simultaneously, all Planned Parenthood clinics were shut down, leaving over 100,000 women without access to care. Between 2011 and 2012, Texas was the only state where the maternal mortality rate doubled. How's that "pro-life" legislation working out?
In 2011, the Republican controlled Texas legislator voted to reduce funding from the state's "family planing budget" by $73.6m from the original $111.5m. Simultaneously, all Planned Parenthood clinics were shut down, leaving over 100,000 women without access to care. Between 2011 and 2012, Texas was the only state where the maternal mortality rate doubled. How's that "pro-life" legislation working out?
One could also come to the conclusion that ACA failed these very citizens.. I mean if we're just making up crap to fit a narrative, that one may as well be considered as well.
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