The sheeple sea
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Every Republican in the primary took that stance, or course that's what he said, he wants to win and most Republicans equate planned parenthood with a baby murder factory, despite the fact that a mere 3% of their funding deals with abortions, they help with cancer screenings and women's health concerns that help not flood already overtaxed local clinics with financially struggling young women. They do offer help with contraception, which I could never understand the problem Republicans generally have with contraception, you do understand the poor women who have more children tend to take more in those entitlements you hate? My wife went to planned parenthood years ago for early pregnancy testing and a few appointments, it really helped at a time when I didn't yet have insurance to cover her. We didn't abort our son, I feel I should reiterate that. Donald said he wanted to defund planned parenthood to take the primary vote. If you have paid attention in elections you should realize that all candidates play to their base in the primary, then redact or take a more moderate stance in the general election. You didn't notice how all of this candidates backpedaled from the rape exceptions they almost all supported with the exception of the most extreme candidates who really meant it?He supports DEFUNDING PLANNED PARENTHOOD.He didn't twist it.So as suspected Rderp lied and twisted the facts.The Strange New Love-Fest Between Donald Trump and Planned Parenthood - Bloomberg PoliticsWhere is the link? Anytime I post ANYTHING regarding a democrats stance I instantly get demands for a link along with accusations of being a liar and we all know rderp isn't a liar right?
On a side note.......
FUCK TRUMP
Which has been my position all along so don't even try to twist it. This is just more proof of my concerns about him being a fraud that plays both sides of the fence
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Tuesday night, the Republican presidential front-runner defended the women's health services provider in an interview on Fox News' Hannity. Trump noted that abortion was a "fairly small part" of what Planned Parenthood does and that "we have to look at the positives also for Planned Parenthood."
"They do good things," he said, interrupting interviewer Sean Hannity's question.
annual report, 3 percent of the roughly 11 million services it provided in 2013 were abortions. The other 97 percent included STD testing and treatment, contraception, cancer screenings, pregnancy tests and other noncontroversial services.
Planned Parenthood said some of Trump's remarks in recent days have been "offensive," but it welcomed the statement of support the real estate mogul, the only Republican presidential candidate who has defended the organization.
"Donald Trump seems to have realized that banning all abortions, shutting down the government, and defunding Planned Parenthood are extreme positions that are way too far outside the mainstream for even him to take," Eric Ferrero, a spokesman for Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said in a statement.
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Course the resident troll left that bit out. He misled (aka lied) by intentional omission