Left-fascists bully babies to death.
You can actually hear the Philadelphia Daily News' Amy Worden picking pieces of dead babies from between her teeth as you read her child-abusing hate speech...
First it was the "Women's Right to Know Act," a so-far failed
bill that would force women undergoing an abortion to watch an
ultra-sound of her unborn baby before undergoing the procedure.
Remember how well that went over? After Gov. Corbett offered that
patients could "just close [their] eyes" when facing the
ultrasound machine and when it was revealed that the procedure could
involve transvaginal or internal probes, bill co-sponsors started
dropping like flies.
Today Rep. Daryl Metcalfe (R., Butler) unveils his
own anti-abortion bill, one simmilar to those being considered in other
states, that would eliminate public funding for Planned Parenthood.
The organization provide health services to some 123,000
Pennsylvanians a year. By far the majority of the services it provides
are health screenings for cervical and breast cancer, birth control and
testing for sexually transmitted diseases, often for low income and
uninsured patients. Abortions represent roughly 3 percent of Planned
Parenthood's services.
Bullshit. There are thousands of places where poor women can get free real healthcare. Planned Murder-in-the-Hood was created by the arch-racist Margaret Sanger for one purpose and one purpose only: TO MURDER BLACK CHILDREN AND KEEP OUR CITIES "SAFE" FOR NEO-NAZIS LIKE SANGER.
Metcalfe's bill would put health care providers that offer abortion
services at the bottom of the state funding list. Yet the legislation is
called the "Whole Woman’s Health Funding Priority Act."
Joining Metcalfe at the Capitol media center for a news conference at 10 a.m. are co-sponsors Reps. Gordon Denlinger, Ryan Aument and Bryan Cutler, all Republicans from Lancaster, and Rep. Kathy Rapp
(R., Forest), sponsor of the ultrasound bill. Supporting the bill are
the Pennsylvania Family Institute, People Concerned for the Unborn
Child, Pro-Life Coalition of Pennsylvania and the national anti-abortion
group Susan B. Anthony List.
Mallory Quigley, communications director for SBA
List, told the Huffington Post the bill an "upgrade" for women's health
services because it directs money away from Planned Parenthood clinics
and toward hospitals and other kinds of family planning clinics that
don't provide abortions. The SBA list keeps a scorecard that follows states cutting funding to Planned Parenthood.
Six states enacted legislation to defund Planned Parenthood in 2011:
Wisconsin, Indiana, Kansas, North Carolina, Texas and Tennessee.
District judges in all of those states except Wisconsin have since
determined that those laws were unconstitutional and have temporarily
blocked them, the Huffington Post reported.
Arizona successfully stripped funds from Planned Parenthood, and
legislators dropped similar proposed laws in Iowa and New Hampshire, but
lawmakers in Kansas, Oklahoma, Ohio and Michigan are considering such
proposals.
Remember, kiddies, abortion is bullying.
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