House passes amendment to defund Planned Parenthood, 240-185

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Good. If you want to kill your baby, don’t ask me to foot the bill.
 
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Now start praying really hard that it can make it through the Senate as well, and that there will be enough majority to override a Presidential veto . . . :rolleyes:
 
PLEASE PASS, I hate Planned Parenthood and how smugly they corrupt youths with their teachings and attempt to corrode the humanity in us from the moment of Conception.
 
Too bad they didn’t do this when the Republicans held the House, Senate and Presidency early last decade when it might have stood a chance. As it is now, this won’t make it through the Senate, let alone the President.
 
poker10 said:
Too bad they didn’t do this when the Republicans held the House, Senate and Presidency early last decade when it might have stood a chance. As it is now, this won’t make it through the Senate, let alone the President.
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WEll, at least we will get to see who the real “Party of No” is.
 
Lutheranteach said:
and the other 85% of services PP provides?
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If you want to take contraceptives, don’t ask me to pay the bill for that either. If you want “reproductive councelling” why should I have to pay for that? If you need a pap smear, why can’t you pay for that out of YOUR pocket. Since when is YOUR preventive medicine MY responsibility?
 
Lutheranteach said:
and the other 85% of services PP provides?
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Why should I have to pay for any of their services? They are a private company. Last time I checked the Federal government doesn’t support my business with any money:)
 
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It won’t pass the senate.
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Probably not, but it will just be another nail in the coffin of the 2012 election hopes of any democrat from a red state that votes against it.
 
Scott_Lafrance said:
That’s okay, about 10-13 of them are on their way out the door in less than 2 years. We are almost there.
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And then 4-6 years after that, it will change back. I think the days of one party controlling Congress for a long stretch of time is over.
 
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