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Question: Should we defund Planned Parenthood
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« on: August 02, 2015, 02:05:15 PM »

Don't be worried, the Republican establishment has no plans of doing anything to even slightly decrease funding to Planned Parenthood.  In reality, both parties have no issue with abortion.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2015, 09:53:55 PM »

I'm glad this bill failed. We Democrats have once again stood up to the Republicans' War on Women, and we must continue the fight to protect women's reproductive rights.

The Republicans are on your side.
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« Reply #2 on: August 03, 2015, 10:01:29 PM »

I'm glad this bill failed. We Democrats have once again stood up to the Republicans' War on Women, and we must continue the fight to protect women's reproductive rights.

The Republicans are on your side.

Since when has legalizing abortion been in the beliefs of most republicans?

Not most registered Republicans, but most GOP politicians.  Republican-appointed justices handed us Roe v. Wade, and the current SCOTUS, though it is mostly Republican appointees, won't overturn it.  The GOP controlled all branches of government a decade ago and did nothing then too.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #3 on: August 04, 2015, 05:24:46 PM »

Yes, it should be defunded (Cares about human life; sane)

Anyway, the bill failed 53-46. Joe Donnelly and Joe Manchin were the only Democrats who supported the Republican defunding push. Mark Kirk voted against it, so did the Democratic anti-abortion Senators Heidi Heitkamp and Bob Casey Jr.  

My Senators did the righteous vote (sane pro-life conservatarian)

Any pro-life politician who voted against the measure should be ashamed.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #4 on: August 04, 2015, 05:32:05 PM »

I'm glad this bill failed. We Democrats have once again stood up to the Republicans' War on Women, and we must continue the fight to protect women's reproductive rights.

The Republicans are on your side.

Since when has legalizing abortion been in the beliefs of most republicans?

Not most registered Republicans, but most GOP politicians.  Republican-appointed justices handed us Roe v. Wade, and the current SCOTUS, though it is mostly Republican appointees, won't overturn it.  The GOP controlled all branches of government a decade ago and did nothing then too.

Roe is probably gone if the GOP wins the presidency in 2016. I don't see how Ginsburg makes it through 2020, and you can probably get past the Senate with a Huntsman-type - clearly pro-life, but otherwise quite moderate.

The Republican establishment wants Roe v. Wade upheld.  They view pro-life people such as myself as an inconvenience at best and want us to shut up and not question the GOP leadership.  They really want me to vote for them, even though they will not keep their promises.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #5 on: August 04, 2015, 05:36:21 PM »

Yes, it should be defunded (Cares about human life; sane)

Anyway, the bill failed 53-46. Joe Donnelly and Joe Manchin were the only Democrats who supported the Republican defunding push. Mark Kirk voted against it, so did the Democratic anti-abortion Senators Heidi Heitkamp and Bob Casey Jr.  

My Senators did the righteous vote (sane pro-life conservatarian)

Any pro-life politician who voted against the measure should be ashamed.

Why? Cancer testing is pro-life.

Don't confuse pro-life and pro-birth.

Why?  Because I believe that every human has certain inalienable rights, and the right to life is the most important.

Planned Parenthood performs abortions and strips people of their most basic right as a human being.  This is the human rights issue of our time and I will never compromise on it.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #6 on: August 05, 2015, 09:14:22 PM »

Yes, it should be defunded (Cares about human life; sane)

Anyway, the bill failed 53-46. Joe Donnelly and Joe Manchin were the only Democrats who supported the Republican defunding push. Mark Kirk voted against it, so did the Democratic anti-abortion Senators Heidi Heitkamp and Bob Casey Jr.  

My Senators did the righteous vote (sane pro-life conservatarian)

Any pro-life politician who voted against the measure should be ashamed.

Ashamed for what? Not cutting money for birth control that helps lead to fewer abortions?

Ashamed for not cutting money to an organization that performs abortions.  If someone is against abortion, as Casey and Heitkamp claim to be, this is the only rational position.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #7 on: August 05, 2015, 09:17:16 PM »

I'm glad this bill failed. We Democrats have once again stood up to the Republicans' War on Women, and we must continue the fight to protect women's reproductive rights.

The Republicans are on your side.

Since when has legalizing abortion been in the beliefs of most republicans?

Not most registered Republicans, but most GOP politicians.  Republican-appointed justices handed us Roe v. Wade, and the current SCOTUS, though it is mostly Republican appointees, won't overturn it.  The GOP controlled all branches of government a decade ago and did nothing then too.

Roe is probably gone if the GOP wins the presidency in 2016. I don't see how Ginsburg makes it through 2020, and you can probably get past the Senate with a Huntsman-type - clearly pro-life, but otherwise quite moderate.

The Republican establishment wants Roe v. Wade upheld.

Yet the overwhelming majority of republican congressmen are solidly pro-life. All but three republican senators just voted to defund the biggest abortion provider in the country.

There is clearly no merit to your theory.


They know that Obama will veto funding cuts, so they can please the base while not changing anything.
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