The problem with Super PACS is that they exist at all.
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Asked by CNN's Piers Morgan what he would do if his own daughter approached him, begging for an abortion after having been raped,
Why?
Do you know his positions on issues?
How about his skill sets? Former astr>
About Gabrielle Giffords
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You're making claims that aren't factually accurate.
Fact: The Affordable Care Act reduces Medicare spending by $500 billion over the next 10 years.
And your claim that "ACA greatly expands Medicaid" is as dishonest as it gets when the fact is that states can't possibly deliver the services at current rates much less at the expanded ones.
Normal people have had it with political-
Knock it off.
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Why do you believe that?
About Mitt Romney 2012
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When the curtain comes down on a woman's right to choose, and it will, inevitably (the next shoe to drop is the nationwide realizatio
You ask me, "Why do you presume that this adds up to danger for Roe v. Wade":
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, swims like a duck, it not a donkey.
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Sounds to me as if he's striking exactly the right balance.
At the end of the healthcare debate, when Obama was desperate to get the final bill passed in the House, he agreed to make a deal with BartStupak (D-MI) on the issue of abortion, by offering an ExecutiveOrder that restricted the availabili ty of insurance coverage for reproducti ve health. The right to abortion for many in need was traded away as a bargaining chip to get that final bill passed.
Last week, as part of the negotiations to get a budget for the rest of fiscal year 2011, Obama again decided to use abortion rights as a bargaining chip to secure a final deal. To get Republican s to agree to a compromise , Obama promised to support a legislativ e rider which would prevent the District of Colombia from using its own tax revenue to fund abortion, despite the opposition of the District’s locally elected government .
Dealing like this only once to pass what the president considered his hallmark legislative achievemen t would seem unusual, but could be rationaliz ed as an isolated incident. But doing it again, and to get agreement on something as mundane as a few months of stopgap funding for the federal government seems to indicate a pattern–a pattern I’m sure abortion opponents have noticed and are already working to exploit further in the upcoming legislativ e fights.
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