Another example of the "party of small government" here in Wisconsin (health care, border)
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Bad analogy. Obamacare was lengthily debated, and is supported by a majority of Americans.
If you've paid attention to how the Wisconsin GOP has been operating since Governor Walker came into office, you'd see a real example of rail roading legislation.
ObamaCare has never -NEVER- had even 50% support among the American people. Not for a second. And it was forced on us without a single vote from the party opposite. So much for democracy.
When you have to take off your pants, spread your legs and have some stranger insert a wand into your vagina all to please some knuckle dragging right wing politician - THEN we can talk.
You make it sound like torture. Ultrasound is absolutely a routine part of pre-parturitional care. And it isn't done to please a politician. It's done so the woman makes a truly informed choice.
You make it sound like torture. Ultrasound is absolutely a routine part of pre-parturitional care. And it isn't done to please a politician. It's done so the woman makes a truly informed choice.
A description and explanation accompanies every exam.
If the image needs a description and explanation, what is the point? The woman will see something that looks nothing yet that resembles a baby.
Since all embryos look alike the first 12 weeks, why not just show the woman a picture of an ultrasound? No need to force a medical procedure in a free country.
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