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PP only does elective abortions, revenues from their other services keep the lights on in the abortion clinic and pays for staff. It's just that simple.
who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itDoes that include Viagra and various other erectile dysfunction aids for horny old men that is paid for by their insurance? BTW, if a woman is pregnant due to rape and/or incest - should she be forced to pay for an abortion? What about if her life is in danger?
If a woman is mugged and gets a broken jaw, does the government pay for it or does her insurance?
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Does she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itDoes that include Viagra and various other erectile dysfunction aids for horny old men that is paid for by their insurance? BTW, if a woman is pregnant due to rape and/or incest - should she be forced to pay for an abortion? What about if her life is in danger?
If a woman is mugged and gets a broken jaw, does the government pay for it or does her insurance?
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Does she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
PP only does elective abortions, revenues from their other services keep the lights on in the abortion clinic and pays for staff. It's just that simple.
Not it's not that simple. Makes no sense to deny individuals in those communities serviced by Planned Parenthood for non-abortion services because some non-government funded services that PP provides and that are paid for either through the individual coughing up the payment or a private fund helps those that can't afford it.
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I don't call any men rosie...why?...j/k rosie...Your the forums "tokyo rose" I just shorten it to rosie.who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itDoes that include Viagra and various other erectile dysfunction aids for horny old men that is paid for by their insurance? BTW, if a woman is pregnant due to rape and/or incest - should she be forced to pay for an abortion? What about if her life is in danger?
If a woman is mugged and gets a broken jaw, does the government pay for it or does her insurance?
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Does she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
Well, you're entitled to your opinion. BTW, do you call all men "rosie"? Interesting...
I don't call any men rosie...why?...j/k rosie...Your the forums "tokyo rose" I just shorten it to rosie.who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itDoes that include Viagra and various other erectile dysfunction aids for horny old men that is paid for by their insurance? BTW, if a woman is pregnant due to rape and/or incest - should she be forced to pay for an abortion? What about if her life is in danger?
If a woman is mugged and gets a broken jaw, does the government pay for it or does her insurance?
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Does she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
Well, you're entitled to your opinion. BTW, do you call all men "rosie"? Interesting...
I don't call any men rosie...why?...j/k rosie...Your the forums "tokyo rose" I just shorten it to rosie.who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itIf a woman is mugged and gets a broken jaw, does the government pay for it or does her insurance?
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Does she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
Well, you're entitled to your opinion. BTW, do you call all men "rosie"? Interesting...
Tokyo Rose was a famous liar - so what have I lied about. Please provide a couple "credible" examples for my enlightenment. BTW, "opinions" aren't lies.
Tokyo Rose was a famous liar - so what have I lied about. Please provide a couple "credible" examples for my enlightenment. .
You're right, but when they are offered up as news stories they are propaganda.BTW, "opinions" aren't lies
Tokyo Rose was a famous liar - so what have I lied about. Please provide a couple "credible" examples for my enlightenment. .
Tokyo rose was a propagandist, on a daily basis she would repeat fake news to Americans fed to her by others, and the examples of you doing the same thing are numerous...check for yourself as I am sure most others here do not need examples to know that is the case
You're right, but when they are offered up as news stories they are propaganda.BTW, "opinions" aren't lies
I don't call any men rosie...why?...j/k rosie...Your the forums "tokyo rose" I just shorten it to rosie.who pays or should pay for it is the question rosie...when tax dollars are involved tax payers have a right to voice their opinions and elect politicians to serve those concerns regardless of what the subject matter is...if you want to eliminate the voice of those who disagree just don't take their money, they are paying for the right to object and do/doing something about itDoes she have insurance? Is she rich or poor?
Well, you're entitled to your opinion. BTW, do you call all men "rosie"? Interesting...
Tokyo Rose was a famous liar - so what have I lied about. Please provide a couple "credible" examples for my enlightenment. BTW, "opinions" aren't lies.
After all these years you still cant admit any eh?
I accept your surrenderTokyo Rose was a famous liar - so what have I lied about. Please provide a couple "credible" examples for my enlightenment. .
Tokyo rose was a propagandist, on a daily basis she would repeat fake news to Americans fed to her by others, and the examples of you doing the same thing are numerous...check for yourself as I am sure most others here do not need examples to know that is the case
You're right, but when they are offered up as news stories they are propaganda.BTW, "opinions" aren't lies
In other words - you can't provide any "credible" examples. Thanks for playing...
One woman shouted that Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) was spreading “misinformation.”
Constituents of Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) flooded two town hall meetings on Saturday to confront and boo the congressman over the GOP’s vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and strip public funding from Planned Parenthood.
One event was supposed to take place in a senior center, but it moved outside because so many people showed up.
Attendees loudly booed Reed when he said he did not support public funds for Planned Parenthood.
“I do not support taxpayer-funded paying of abortion,” Reed said, prompting boos. A woman in the front of the crowd immediately fact-checked his remark.
“You, an elected official, [are] giving misinformation,” she said. “Right now, our taxes do not pay for abortions. They pay for mammograms, they pay for birth control.”
“Planned Parenthood, less than 3 percent of the services they provide is abortion. And none of that 3 percent is funded by you,” she added.
Indeed, the Hyde Amendment, passed in 1976 by Congress, prohibits the use of public funds to pay for abortions, so there is no “taxpayer-funded paying of abortion.”
The constituents also booed loudly when Reed offered details on what a replacement for Obamacare could look like. They jeered when he called the Affordable Care Act a “failing system” and suggested that a new system would give more Americans health savings accounts. Most Americans can’t afford to put aside the money required for these accounts.
The crowd chanted in unison, “How can the poor get savings accounts?”
When Reed said this could be fixed simply by growing the economy, the crowd booed loudly again.
At a second town hall meeting later in the day, Reed said Americans would get tax credits to pay for health insurance, according to the Buffalo News. When the audience asked how those credits would be used, Reed replied, “That is something we’re still working on.”
The angry confrontations have prompted some Republicans to cancel town hall appearances altogether.
More: Constituents Flood Another GOP Congressman's Town Halls And Angrily Confront Him
Yes, Rep. Reed was clearly trying to spread misinformation. Thankfully, the crowd set him straight on the facts.
You know what, it's to bad all the constituents showing up angry at these town halls somehow forgot to show up at the polls on Election Day.
You know what, it's to bad all the constituents showing up angry at these town halls somehow forgot to show up at the polls on Election Day.
The protesters showed up at the election and voted for the shitbitch. The people who voted for Republicans are at work during the week and need Saturdays off, and actually have nothing they need to say to these people, they are satisfied with whatever Trump does.
One woman shouted that Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) was spreading “misinformation.”
Constituents of Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) flooded two town hall meetings on Saturday to confront and boo the congressman over the GOP’s vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and strip public funding from Planned Parenthood.
One event was supposed to take place in a senior center, but it moved outside because so many people showed up.
Attendees loudly booed Reed when he said he did not support public funds for Planned Parenthood.
“I do not support taxpayer-funded paying of abortion,” Reed said, prompting boos. A woman in the front of the crowd immediately fact-checked his remark.
“You, an elected official, [are] giving misinformation,” she said. “Right now, our taxes do not pay for abortions. They pay for mammograms, they pay for birth control.”
“Planned Parenthood, less than 3 percent of the services they provide is abortion. And none of that 3 percent is funded by you,” she added.
Indeed, the Hyde Amendment, passed in 1976 by Congress, prohibits the use of public funds to pay for abortions, so there is no “taxpayer-funded paying of abortion.”
The constituents also booed loudly when Reed offered details on what a replacement for Obamacare could look like. They jeered when he called the Affordable Care Act a “failing system” and suggested that a new system would give more Americans health savings accounts. Most Americans can’t afford to put aside the money required for these accounts.
The crowd chanted in unison, “How can the poor get savings accounts?”
When Reed said this could be fixed simply by growing the economy, the crowd booed loudly again.
At a second town hall meeting later in the day, Reed said Americans would get tax credits to pay for health insurance, according to the Buffalo News. When the audience asked how those credits would be used, Reed replied, “That is something we’re still working on.”
The angry confrontations have prompted some Republicans to cancel town hall appearances altogether.
More: Constituents Flood Another GOP Congressman's Town Halls And Angrily Confront Him
Yes, Rep. Reed was clearly trying to spread misinformation. Thankfully, the crowd set him straight on the facts.
Yawn....any idea who's behind this LaKooKoo? Get off the left loon sites and you'll soon find out
You idiots on the left STILL haven't figured out why Trump won, have you? America is sick of this shit
Yes, I do know why Trump won!
I learned a new term today from my retired teacher roommate. She referred to Trump supporters as Educable Mentally Retarded (EMR). OMG, that is so true!
What is the definition of Educable Mentally Retarded?
One woman shouted that Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) was spreading “misinformation.”
Constituents of Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) flooded two town hall meetings on Saturday to confront and boo the congressman over the GOP’s vows to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and strip public funding from Planned Parenthood.
One event was supposed to take place in a senior center, but it moved outside because so many people showed up.
Attendees loudly booed Reed when he said he did not support public funds for Planned Parenthood.
“I do not support taxpayer-funded paying of abortion,” Reed said, prompting boos. A woman in the front of the crowd immediately fact-checked his remark.
“You, an elected official, [are] giving misinformation,” she said. “Right now, our taxes do not pay for abortions. They pay for mammograms, they pay for birth control.”
“Planned Parenthood, less than 3 percent of the services they provide is abortion. And none of that 3 percent is funded by you,” she added.
Indeed, the Hyde Amendment, passed in 1976 by Congress, prohibits the use of public funds to pay for abortions, so there is no “taxpayer-funded paying of abortion.”
The constituents also booed loudly when Reed offered details on what a replacement for Obamacare could look like. They jeered when he called the Affordable Care Act a “failing system” and suggested that a new system would give more Americans health savings accounts. Most Americans can’t afford to put aside the money required for these accounts.
The crowd chanted in unison, “How can the poor get savings accounts?”
When Reed said this could be fixed simply by growing the economy, the crowd booed loudly again.
At a second town hall meeting later in the day, Reed said Americans would get tax credits to pay for health insurance, according to the Buffalo News. When the audience asked how those credits would be used, Reed replied, “That is something we’re still working on.”
The angry confrontations have prompted some Republicans to cancel town hall appearances altogether.
More: Constituents Flood Another GOP Congressman's Town Halls And Angrily Confront Him
Yes, Rep. Reed was clearly trying to spread misinformation. Thankfully, the crowd set him straight on the facts.
Haha...does anyone else find it funny that these 'protesters' are referred to as "constituents" at a GOP Townhall.
I think the OP meant to refer to them as big mouth, whack-job Liberals.
