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Full-time pro-abortion progressive Kamala Harris had a thought the other day about the recent shooting in Florida. We cannot tolerate a society and live in a country with pride when our babies are being slaughtered. pic.twitter.com/06JwL4ppvS — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) February 16, 2018 Planned Parenthood (PP) gave $81,000.00 dollars to Harris who, as California AG, … Read more
We open our 150th episode on the topic of taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood (PP). We talk about how much they spend on lobbying to get it your money. And the tens of millions spent on political action that could go to women’s healthcare if it actually had anything to do with that.
We talk to reporter Dustin Siggins about the life movement with a focus on a pro-life health clinic (Stanton Healthcare) which is looking to compete with Planned Parenthood for the attention of women.
Jane Cormier, the head of NH Right to Life, updates us on Life in New Hampshire, their upcoming banquet, growth in the life movement, with a shout-out (sort-of) to RNC Committeeman Steve “Baby Parts” Duprey and Senator Kelly “Stand with Jeanne Shaheen” Ayotte. We also discuss how the baby-killers feel about the folks defending the … Read more
Max Ledoux from Riccochet.com reminds us that NH’s governor has take money from Planned Parenthood, wont investigate them, nor can she answer a simple yes or no question. “Have you seen the Planned Parenthood videos from Center for Medical progress?”
We continue with New Hampshire Right to Life’s Darlene Pawlik on this years 40 Days for Life, which begins in September. We also discuss an upcoming Planned Parenthood protest, post abortive training opportunities for medical personnel looking to assist women who have had traumatic pregnancies, and the NHRTL fundraiser in October.
New Hampshire Right to Life has to return to court to find out if Planned Parenthood of New England is following federal protocols with regard to dispensing chemical abortion drugs. Jane Cormier from NHRTL explains that and another case, right after telling us about how she was on Hannity and part of a Frank Luntz … Read more
New Hampshire’s Executive Council recently voted to keep General fund tax revenue from funding a few local planned parenthood parts departments. We discuss the activist effort in NH to keep tax-dollars out of the abortion business, and why.
Over ten years ago, when I sat on the House Judiciary Committee as a Representative from Dover, I would cringe when the Director of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England stated, with a straight face, that money they received from the state went to the women’s health side of Planned Parenthood but not to providing … Read more
Social issues are fiscal issues because social issues (once government gets involved) ARE Fiscal issues. You can’t separate them, and Republicans that do, are just cowards.
(H/T: Karen)
NARAL, that wonderful, private, totally tax-exempt, 501 (c)(3) public charity corporation, fund-raising on top of the bodies of dead babies. Via Weasel Zippers
Nationwide in 2011, mothers, aided and abetted by physicians, murdered their unborn children at a rate of 1 every 2.28 minutes. HB 483-FN (which the legislature didn’t have to time calculate) seeks to insert 24 hours between an unborn child and its destruction by adapting, for all extents and purposes, the American Medical Association’s concept of informed consent below (emphasis mine):
H/T The Looking Spoon
Mythology’s own Margaret Sanger ….
Who says you can’t teach old abortionists new tricks? It took years for Planned Parenthood to realize that “pro-choice’ wasn’t holding water for the majority of Americans because in the vast majority of cases, those advocating the “pro-choice” position showed disdain for those “choosing” NOT to have an abortion and they did nothing to encourage … Read more
According to the National Right to Life folks, 1.2 million unborn children were killed by Planned Parenthood and its ilk via abortion in 2011. According to the Brady Campaign, 12,179 people (children and adults) are killed each year by guns or gun-related crimes. So, unborn children are 98 times more likely to die at the … Read more
There’s an ad on Craigslist for professional political workers. (the entire ad is on the jump).
Grassroots solutions, which claims to be a national field organization that is all about helping coordinate grassroots political efforts, is hiring people to help Planned Parenthood of Northern New England do door to door canvassing in the Concord and Manchester Area to promote pro-abortion candidates (women’s health)…that would be Democrats. You get $100/hour plus gas allowance.
I have a lot of questions. Like how can it be grassroots if you pay $100.00 per hour? Or, how is it that Planned Parenthood of Northern New England can afford to run this canvassing campaign but can’t run their business model without my tax dollars?
Yesterday I reported on a the efforts of NH Right to life (NHRTL) to challenge the legality of Planned (non) Parenthood’s (PP) pharmacy licenses now that they are no longer receiving funding directly from New Hampshire Taxpayers for preventing families. (see Will Planned Parenthood in NH Lose its Pharmacist Licenses). NHRTL claims that the exemption PP receives is only valid when state funding is present from NH Health and Human Services. Since they claim state funding is not, they say the exemption no longer applies.
Well, over at RH Reality Check, (Reproductive & Sexual Health and Justice) Robin Marty covers the story with the headline…New Hampshire Right to Life Falsely Attacks Planned Parenthood. Is she right?
Don’t ask why but I got this story from of all places, Think Progress…
State law requires a licensed pharmacist to dispense prescriptions, but it contains an exemption for family-planning clinics if they operate under contract with the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services.
In April, Right to Life filed a complaint with the Board of Pharmacy claiming that exemption no longer applies.
The presumption is that when the NH Executive council terminated State funding the relationship with NH-DES ended, thereby…um…aborting the exemption.