Posted on 03/12/2015 11:20:05 PM PDT by balch3
Texas Republicans are trying, yet again, to undermine women's access to reproductive health care in their state, but this time they are getting some pushback from within their own party. On Tuesday, Republican state Rep. Sarah Davis spoke out against the state legislature's attempts to restructure the breast and cervical cancer screening program in the state to exclude Planned Parenthood, as part of the Republicans' endless war on that organization. “I don’t think it is appropriate to continue to fund the women’s health program so that we can make some type of a political statement as Republicans that we care about women, only to chip away at the safety net of the providers,” Davis said during a legislative meeting. “If we don’t have the provider network, women cannot be served. And they will die.”
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I do not think PP provides those services, they refer to others for taxdollars. We need to defund the left in this country.
Is she Wendy Davis’ sister?
Baby killer. Hope she gets what’s coming to her.
Abortion Kelly?
I am to the point where I have no problem with liberals aborting their children.
I’d rather they kill themselves off than fight the war later.
As no PP actually does these services, and she knows so she’s lying, they ought to be cut out. It’s no different than Baskin Robbins or Chilis not getting money because they don’t provide these services either. They of course don’t LIE and say they do like PP.
“Rep. Sarah Davis”
Must be related to Wendy Davis?
90% of elected Republicans support abortion. They may not all admit it yet, but it probably won’t be too long.
The GOP ranks are filled with fakes who call themselves “Pro-Life” then make sure their votes are YES to Planned Parenthood.
My two ex-Republican congressman were masters of slickery, calling themselves “Pro-Life” but voting for PP funding when a Republican was in the WH and would sign defunding legislation, then they would vote against when a Pro-PP funding Democrat was in the WH.
Yes.
Answer this: How do you expect to de-fund a corrupted government?
I will remember who was for the genocide of innocent children, when the time comes and excuses start flying, just like how after Berlin fell the Germans pleaded ignorance. 95% of Germans were complicit in genocide. Most supported Third Reich legislation segregating the Jewish, and anyone deemed “unfit” for their master race.
Times change. Eventually people are going to realize how badly Americas gene pool has been culled.
I think you suck and are on the wrong website.
Describes herself as a “fiscal conservative.” Sure.
Like liberals. That statement only applies to her own money.
Sorry Jim, I should have pinged you to this post as well. Disgusting!
I would corner Ms Davis and demand she give me one location of PP that actually physically has a mammogram machine.
This cancer screening canard PP uses is, in my opinion, nothing more than having a few brochures out in the waiting room where bored prospective I-can’t-handle-being-a-mother patients wait to have their baby murdered.
Planned Parenthood Keystone, PA, had a novel excuse for failing to report the ambulance transfer of an abortion patient to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, as required by law.
When DOH inspected Planned Parenthood Keystone’s Allentown abortion clinic on February 27, 2014, it was surprised to learn a patient had begun hemorrhaging after her abortion on March 15, 2013, and taken to the hospital by ambulance.
This was a surprising because DOH is supposed to get a report from any medical facility within 24 hours after such an occurrence, and it didn’t in this case.
Planned Parenthood’s excuse?
Its Patient Safety Officer and Associate Medical Director “determined that this event did not constitute a serious event or incident…. Abnormal bleeding after a surgical abortion is not unusual nor is it unanticipated,” quoting from the report.
The chart stated “the patient began with excessive bleeding with noticeable large clots” after not one but two suction abortions, because “no products of conception were found” either time. <> The bleeding continued even after the injection of a clotting medication (Methergine)......which is when Planned Parenthood called 911.
If DOH didn’t realize Planned Parenthood’s misinterpretation of the law until this year, how many other botched abortions has Planned Parenthood covered up?
CONCLUSION Planned Parenthood’s standard of care is such that large clots and hemorrhaging are expected normal outcomes of a first trimester abortion.
DOH’s deficiency report also found that Planned Parenthood violated HIPAA privacy laws by leaving patient files with names on them out in the open. Planned Parenthood Keystone had a novel excuse for failing to report the ambulance transfer of a patient to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, as required by law.
Keep in mind, these evil souless predators are amazingly persuasive — and take pride in their ability to dupe people without displaying their true nature. People are easily taken in by these calculatedly charming, persuasive predators.
Pedophiles entice their victims by gaining their trust.......the same way they get people to cover for them. The judge in the notorious Penn State case actually let Sandusky go free---another sign WRT how easily predators dupe people into being their willing enablers.
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REALTIME CAUTIONARY TALE It was recently revealed -—— an alarmed mother found PENN's Sandusky took her son out of class without her permission on three occasions. When she approached the school, she was told she was being unduly alarmed, b/c, school officials reminded her, “Jerry has a heart of gold. “ The mom insisted they call the police. But the braindead dupes talked her out of reporting it b/c “that would hurt poor Jerry,” they said.
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