If ObamaCare Doesn't Pay For Abortions Then Explain This Bart Stupak
May 11th, 2010
For those of you who think the new health care bill won’t pay for abortion, listen to this. Planned Parenthood in Michigan is planning to open a new abortion mill. Their executive director says it’s because President Obama signed the health care reform bill. Since abortion will be paid for or subsidized by the government, she said they expect “an onslaught” of women coming into their abortion mills. Do you remember Congressman Bart Stupak is from Michigan? He’s the so-called pro-life Democrat who said unborn babies would be protected under ObamaCare. He’s wrong. Sadly, millions of babies will pay for his ignorance. The Michigan event will be replicated across America. Imagine the increased number of preborn children who’ll be intentionally killed using your tax dollars.
For those of you who think the new health care bill won’t pay for abortion, listen to this. Planned Parenthood in Michigan is planning to open a new abortion mill. Their executive director says it’s because President Obama signed the health care reform bill. Since abortion will be paid for or subsidized by the government, she said they expect “an onslaught” of women coming into their abortion mills. Do you remember Congressman Bart Stupak is from Michigan? He’s the so-called pro-life Democrat who said unborn babies would be protected under ObamaCare. He’s wrong. Sadly, millions of babies will pay for his ignorance. The Michigan event will be replicated across America. Imagine the increased number of preborn children who’ll be intentionally killed using your tax dollars.
OR THIS:
By James Tillman
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, May 10, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) -- Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota (PPMNS) has announced that they are constructing a new clinic and administrative headquarters in St. Paul. According to Sarah Stoesz, President of PPMNS, Planned Parenthood is anticipating a possibly increased demand for its services because of the new federal health care bill.
Stoesz said that she was unsure "exactly what health care reform will mean for our patients." She continued, however: "But I anticipate that more people will access health care."
"We're not surprised to see Planned Parenthood position itself to receive millions more taxpayer dollars under President Obama's new health care mandates," said Scott Fischbach, Executive Director of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL). "Obama's intent has always been to pour much more public money into Planned Parenthood, and the Minnesota affiliate is poised to build an enormous receptacle for that money."
The 46,000 square foot, three-story, LEED certified "green" structure is expected to open in 2011. It is one of a number of mega-clinics Planned Parenthood has opened recently or is planning to open, such as the 78,000 square-foot Houston facility that some have called the largest abortion center in the western hemisphere.
The current Highland Park abortion facility is located in a residential area, while the projected $16 million building will be built at Charles and Vandalia streets, a more industrial location. It will have a large parking area, fences, and greenery, aimed to increase privacy and to hinder pro-life counselors and protestors.
PPMNS received $5.26 million from federal, state, and local governments in 2008. Planned Parenthood Federation of America received about a third of its billion-dollar budget from the government in that year.
"Planned Parenthood is all about money, and its new abortion center is being positioned to take in many more millions of taxpayer dollars for abortions," Fischbach said. "It is a tragedy to see Planned Parenthood driving up its revenues at the expense of innocent unborn children and their mothers."
Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards has previously said that the health care reform legislation will "significantly increase access to reproductive health care."
Minnesota currently allows low-income women to receive abortion coverage through Medicaid and has done so since the 1995 Women of Minn. v. Gomez case, which found that provisions limiting state abortion coverage to a few cases were against the state constitution.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, May 10, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) -- Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota (PPMNS) has announced that they are constructing a new clinic and administrative headquarters in St. Paul. According to Sarah Stoesz, President of PPMNS, Planned Parenthood is anticipating a possibly increased demand for its services because of the new federal health care bill.
Stoesz said that she was unsure "exactly what health care reform will mean for our patients." She continued, however: "But I anticipate that more people will access health care."
"We're not surprised to see Planned Parenthood position itself to receive millions more taxpayer dollars under President Obama's new health care mandates," said Scott Fischbach, Executive Director of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL). "Obama's intent has always been to pour much more public money into Planned Parenthood, and the Minnesota affiliate is poised to build an enormous receptacle for that money."
The 46,000 square foot, three-story, LEED certified "green" structure is expected to open in 2011. It is one of a number of mega-clinics Planned Parenthood has opened recently or is planning to open, such as the 78,000 square-foot Houston facility that some have called the largest abortion center in the western hemisphere.
The current Highland Park abortion facility is located in a residential area, while the projected $16 million building will be built at Charles and Vandalia streets, a more industrial location. It will have a large parking area, fences, and greenery, aimed to increase privacy and to hinder pro-life counselors and protestors.
PPMNS received $5.26 million from federal, state, and local governments in 2008. Planned Parenthood Federation of America received about a third of its billion-dollar budget from the government in that year.
"Planned Parenthood is all about money, and its new abortion center is being positioned to take in many more millions of taxpayer dollars for abortions," Fischbach said. "It is a tragedy to see Planned Parenthood driving up its revenues at the expense of innocent unborn children and their mothers."
Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards has previously said that the health care reform legislation will "significantly increase access to reproductive health care."
Minnesota currently allows low-income women to receive abortion coverage through Medicaid and has done so since the 1995 Women of Minn. v. Gomez case, which found that provisions limiting state abortion coverage to a few cases were against the state constitution.
Instead of admitting the truth hower, he continues to make excuses. Stupak: ObamaCare Debacle 'Changed My Relationship with the Pro-life Movement'
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