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In reply to the discussion: How can it be legal to force docs to give misleading or harmful info to patients? [View all]DirkGently
(12,151 posts)44. Except of course, a woman actually sponsored the bill.
With bill sponsor Senator Nancy Barto, Phoenix Republican, smiling in agreement behind him, Sawyer told a House panel this month, abortion is not health care.
And she's lying about her rationale for it, of course. Because that's what anti-abortion PEOPLE do.
"It's all about whether or not taxpayers are funding other people's abortions," Barto said. SB 1318 "does nothing to restrict access to abortion. It's all about who's paying for it, and in this case taxpayers are on the hook." Barto cites as evidence a congressional report from last year, among other things.
BOTTOM LINE: The federal government prohibits insurance companies from using public funding to cover elective abortions. The segregation of funds is intended to guarantee that funds for abortion coverage are sourced from premiums, separate from federal funds. There is no evidence that taxpayer funds have been illegally used to cover abortion in Arizona.
BOTTOM LINE: The federal government prohibits insurance companies from using public funding to cover elective abortions. The segregation of funds is intended to guarantee that funds for abortion coverage are sourced from premiums, separate from federal funds. There is no evidence that taxpayer funds have been illegally used to cover abortion in Arizona.
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/fact-check/2015/03/16/sen-nancy-barto-taxpayer-abortion-funding-unsupported/24823293/
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How can it be legal to force docs to give misleading or harmful info to patients? [View all]
cali
Mar 2015
OP
I can't think of any other medical procedure that requires, by law, that a physician provide
Arkansas Granny
Mar 2015
#2
Do all men agree with you and vote the same as you do? Why not? Fucking dumb shit post. n/t
seaglass
Mar 2015
#20
no, the issue is not quite new. Some of these laws have been on the books for years.
cali
Mar 2015
#23
But has been pointed out, a woman sponsored this bill, many women politicians voted for it,
Doctor_J
Mar 2015
#63
You were claiming it's a lie and the same thing as in the OP. IT DAMN WELL IS NOT.
cali
Mar 2015
#35
it's still not a lie though. they prescribed what the protocol says to prescribe, it didn't work
La Lioness Priyanka
Mar 2015
#67
I suspect there is more to it than that. This bill is an absolute lie. There is no pharmaceutical
Dont call me Shirley
Mar 2015
#43
No, and I didn't say that. I said that for decades men have been in the forefront of the
cali
Mar 2015
#53
one woman does not negate systematic misogyny. just like clarence thomas does not negate systemic
La Lioness Priyanka
Mar 2015
#68
If I were a doctor, what I’d be saying (if I were forced to say this crap) is:
NYC Liberal
Mar 2015
#45