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Um...haven't we been told time after time, year after year by the left that PP does not use taxpayer funds for abortions? Guess they shouldn't be impacted then.
You hit the nail on the head. This program shouldn't not impact them at all. Don't know why they are protesting it.
Forcing the birth of 300,000 babies a year into poverty is definitely backwards. Abortion is legal.
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Originally Posted by janelle144
You hit the nail on the head. This program shouldn't not impact them at all. Don't know why they are protesting it.
Make it by state and let Planned Parenthood operate in blue states. Let red states force their poor to have the babies and let red states pay the price for that.
Do you follow pregnant women around to monitor their prenatal care? Do you report them to child protective services when it is not up to your standards?
Do you follow pregnant women around to monitor their prenatal care? Do you report them to child protective services when it is not up to your standards?
Forcing the birth of 300,000 babies a year into poverty is definitely backwards. Abortion is legal.
Make it by state and let Planned Parenthood operate in blue states. Let red states force their poor to have the babies and let red states pay the price for that.
This plan does not stop abortions. Read it again. It separates the facilities.
So you are saying you want to go back to back alley abortions?
I'd rather have no abortions but if we must then separate the facilities like this plan does.
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