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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: Butterbean on September 19, 2009, 02:16:21 PM
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"Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D.-Md.) slipped an amendment into the Senate health care bill that would allow the administraion to mandate that insurance companies cover abortion and taxpayers pay for it. "
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I would not doubt anything at this point. Seeing how this entire fiasco is unfolding is enough to make anyone sick.
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If that became reality, it would be nauseating to observe :-X
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taxpayers HAVE been paying for abortions and taxpayers have been paying welfare to the people who chose not to abort their baby :'(
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taxpayers HAVE been paying for abortions and taxpayers have been paying welfare to the people who chose not to abort their baby :'(
2nd - Huffington Post has been doing great reporting on the deal the WH is making on the back room with the drug companies.
You should go check it out. Enough to make anyone want to vomit.
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nice tits on the woman to the left
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they are playing stupid or maybe they just are stupid...
They intentionally word it that way b/c they know that sooner or later federal funding of abortion will be legal in some form or fasion.
Right now they are putting whatever legislation is out there that blocks federal funding from being used for abortions as a shield. They say that b/c of that no federal funds will be used for abortions under the proposed health care bill.
Problem is if that gets repealed which it will undoubtedly sooner or later thats sadly just the way this country is headed. Thats why they leave the door open for it in the health reform bill so when it is overturned or done away with they will be able to use federal funds for abortion.
You noticed how she said she said she wouldnt be willing to rewrite the bill so that it specifically stated all services except for abortion?
Simply setting up their next move just like obama and charging ppl for going uninsured after that ppl will be clamoring for a public option or universal health care.