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Odious Ginsburg Calls 'Choice' An Empty Concept For Poor Women |
2015-07-31 |
Sign here and date: ___________________ for travel and per diem reimbursement plus medical research harvesting cash bonus. The lack of reproductive freedom is a remaining barrier to gender parity, the justice said at a Duke Law event Wednesday evening. Advocacy organizations and groups that fund abortions have pushed the idea that being "pro-choice" includes fighting to end the decades-old Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funds from going toward Medicaid coverage for abortion except in limited circumstances. One in four women on Medicaid who would have abortions if the Hyde Amendment didn't exist instead carry an unwanted pregnancy to term because of the prohibitive cost of the procedure, the Guttmacher Institute notes. Ginsburg's remarks were all the more salient given that laws further restricting access to abortion in Mississippi and Texas are waiting to be picked up by the Supreme Court. More "salient" indeed.No need for oral and written arguments, she's likely to have already written her decision. Follow the money: Article at the Guttmacher Institute link in para two entitled 'Family Planning Centers are a Key Asset for ACA Insurance Plans,' addresses the desired end state of Planned Parenthood and the ACA. |
Posted by:Besoeker |
#2 Margaret Sanger's long lost sister. |
Posted by: Deacon Blues 2015-07-31 14:05 |
#1 The lack of reproductive freedom is a remaining barrier to gender parity Au contraire, ending paternity fraud and filing false official papers as in birth certificates, and sticking men with child support that had no DNA contribution to the child would bring gender parity as well. Then again where's the responsibility, accountability, and power in that? Without that little nagging element of 'responsibility' how can it be about true equality? |
Posted by: Procopius2k 2015-07-31 09:27 |