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Klaralven

(7,510 posts)
Fri Jul 16, 2021, 11:44 PM Jul 2021

Right-wing fumes after Hyde Amendment falls short in appropriations bill

The decades-old Hyde Amendment took one step closer to falling Friday, as the House Appropriations Committee passed a funding bill for the fiscal year of 2022 without the controversial provision — which, if passed, would allow for the allocation of resources from the federal government to fund abortion procedures if the patient is on Medicaid.

In a post-committee meeting summary, the appropriations committee said the current bill will advance the "equal treatment for women by increasing funding for the range of health services, including family planning, covered by Title X and repealing the discriminatory Hyde Amendment."

The proposed amendment to preserve Hyde failed on a 27-32 vote.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/right-wing-fumes-after-hyde-amendment-falls-short-in-appropriations-bill/ar-AAMfi08

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Right-wing fumes after Hyde Amendment falls short in appropriations bill (Original Post) Klaralven Jul 2021 OP
that will egg on the christofascists on the SC to end Roe. Thomas Hurt Jul 2021 #1
damn. you are probably right. riversedge Jul 2021 #6
If the Hyde Amendment survives, they probably won't try to overturn Roe. ( n/t ) Make7 Jul 2021 #7
thats already a done deal quakerboy Jul 2021 #8
'the current bill will advance the "equal treatment for women by increasing funding elleng Jul 2021 #2
I assume rube states could still decide to not cover it under their Medicaid program. Hoyt Jul 2021 #3
⭐️⭐️⭐️K&R ⭐️⭐️⭐️ spanone Jul 2021 #4
KnR with fingers crossed Hekate Jul 2021 #5
Good! calimary Jul 2021 #9

quakerboy

(13,918 posts)
8. thats already a done deal
Sat Jul 17, 2021, 01:35 AM
Jul 2021

barring extremely unlikely legislation to block them

They may hold off a year to keep the issue alive for the next election. I dont expect them to hold off longer, especially with the way the right is pushing to end democracy via voting.

elleng

(130,825 posts)
2. 'the current bill will advance the "equal treatment for women by increasing funding
Fri Jul 16, 2021, 11:51 PM
Jul 2021

or the range of health services, including family planning'

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
3. I assume rube states could still decide to not cover it under their Medicaid program.
Fri Jul 16, 2021, 11:55 PM
Jul 2021

But, it’s clearly better having coverage in some states.

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