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Is everyone missing the point? It will be up to the states!!
Of course. These days too many folks, right and left, are looking for anything they can find to be outraged and indignant about - to parrot their views, no listening or thinking required. And the answer only has to remotely address the actual question. It can be hard to tell bots from humans anymore...
While I think this is truly terrible, the net result will be worse health care for women and more unwanted pregnancies in those states, which will increase the poverty level and increase social costs for those states. If Republicans want to turn the country into this sort of social experiment, then by all means, let's take the 50 individual states at their word and let each state contribute a flat percentage to national security and leave it at that. No more blue state funds going to red states and let the red states turn their societies into "The Handmaid's Tale".
Is everyone missing the point? It will be up to the states!!
one of the jobs of a democracy is to avoid the tyranny of the majority. Many states will not. that is perhaps the 2nd biggest reason to even have a federal government.
Cecile Richards is President of Planned Parenthood. Her salary is $600,000 and her net worth is $4M.
Evidently being compassionate and concerned pays pretty well.
While $600K is nothing to sneeze at, it hardly compares with the salaries of presidents of other similar-sized companies. For example, the president of Mayo, which has 1.3 million patients/year (less than Planned Parenthood's 2.5 million) makes $2Mil.
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