Presser on abortion regs. Rep Glazier says medical pros, not politicians, should write them. Expect bills. #ncga pic.twitter.com/OBjTWjIqOs
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Showing posts with label Abortions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abortions. Show all posts
Thursday, January 29, 2015
#NCGA Presser on Abortion Regs.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Rachel Maddow on the NC Motorcycle abortions bill
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Friday, July 5, 2013
Rachel Maddow take of the NC GOP Ambush on Abortion Rights
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013
One Arrested at the NCGA to protest the latest attack on women's freedom..
Looks like friend @KatGad: "Raleigh woman arrested at Gen Assembly after Senate abortion vote. #ncpol #abortion #ncga pic.twitter.com/AKqLJwtMYG
— TriangleBill (@TriAngl_Bill) July 3, 2013
NCGA bill on abortion introduced last minute tonight. Final vote in the morning.
Read the full NCGA bill on abortion introduced last minute tonight. Final vote in the morning. http://t.co/PhZbeaxqkY
— New Raleigh (@NewRaleigh) July 3, 2013
Finally someone Standing up the NCGOP. Over Abortions rights
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We have a state full of people out there that don't even know we're doing this. And let me tell you what I think you're doing to them. I think the provision having to do with ambulatory care centers is going to do away with health care as we know it for women who need help. And there are going to be more of them, not less of them. When you force these things in the ambulatory surgical centers, planned parenthood has four centers in the state -- none of them comply. Out of business. Nobody told us that in committee. I scurried around and got that information myself. That crowd that is going to descend on you when you get back down here is going to know it. It is a frontal attack on these facilities that offer women's health care to women -- things they need, mammograms, etc.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
These Women shouldn’t be allow to work in the Government!
Amid a heated debate over a restrictive anti-abortion bill being pushed by Texas GOP lawmakers, one Republican argued that a proposed exemption for rape victims was unnecessary because assaulted women could simply turn to rape kits for abortions.
"In the emergency room they have what’s called rape kits, where a woman can get cleaned out," said state Rep. Jodie Laubenberg (R), sponsor of the controversial SB 5, according to The Associated Press.
Monday, January 21, 2013
Will there be an Abortions Fight in NC this Year??
First off I’m against Abortions as a form of Birth Control, However even I know there are cases where Abortions are need and so be allow with the State interfere. I would never stand in a woman way to have one, nor would I be outside of a clinic protesting against them..
I don’t know what is in the head of the NC GOP and there war on women, if it was for a woman their bigoted ass’s wouldn’t be here.
However Rep Paul Stam thinks he has the right to make these choices for women here in NC.
he recently stated the following,
“In NC you can get an abortion for any reason, including sex-selection abortions,” that’s something we’ve got to deal with.”
Now remember that the Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, gave the women the right to Abortions, and the State Reps knows this. They simply can’t out right ban Abortions, but they can make it very hard or Women to get one.
I only wish Mrs. Stam had a Abortion way back when she was carrying this waste of flesh in her womb..
However no matter what’s the legal outcome is,it won’t end the 40 year debate over the issue.
So what will 2013 hold for Abortions in NC, how many rallies and protest will follow?
Saturday, January 19, 2013
NC: More Shocking News
More Abortion Legislation coming up in NC’s General Assembly,
Proposals to exclude abortion coverage from federal health insurance exchanges and to outlaw abortions based on gender preferences are two pieces of legislation likely to come before the General Assembly this session, a state lawmaker said Saturday.
When will this war on Women that the GOP have started end?
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
The Numbers
THE Republicans have introduced the following,
44 bills on abortion, to control what women do.
99 on religion, mixing religion and state
71 on family relationships
36 on Marriage
67 on Firearms/gun control
522 on taxation, to try the mega rich more breaks and to screw the poor
445 on “Gov’t. Investigations”
and ZERO on JOB CREATION
any they claim to be the job creators what a bunch of crap..
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Iowa Republicans will try to Ban Abortions all together, even though Roe v. Wade makes them legal
Legislation introduced to the Iowa House of Representatives on Wednesday would completely outlaw abortion and mandate up to life in prison for those who purposefully terminate a pregnancy.
The bill, House File 2298, was introduced by state Rep. Kim Pearson (R). It would outlaw all abortions, even cases of rape or incest, or to save the life of a mother.
more info on Roe vs Wade,
here is her personal info just in case you would like to reach out to her.
Legislative Email: Kim.Pearson@legis.state.ia.us
Home Address: 2951 SE 64th St., Pleasant Hill IA, 50327
Capitol Phone: 515.281.3221
here is her FB page,
links to the bill in question HF 2298 versions - PDF RTF HTML
I wonder what she would do if either of her daughters, Morgan and/or Monica need to have abortion to save their lives???
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Today’s Prolife Question??? (photo)
So if you did save the fetus,who will become a bady, then a child, then a teen, and a young adult who turns out to be gay Would you fight for the person equals rights?? Still you saved the child/person in the first place???
Monday, October 31, 2011
Abortion now causes Breast Cancer, WHAT?
I hope I read the bold text wrong..
FROM: THE CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE OF N.C. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct. 28, 2011
Pregnancy Care Centers Respond to NARAL Attack
Representatives of pregnancy care centers across the state and nation are speaking out to defend the non-profit organizations in the wake of a NARAL Pro-Choice NC Foundation report attacking their integrity and insisting on the need for increased government constraints.
The NARAL release, based on a nine-month study by NPCNCF staff and volunteers, claimed the centers are giving false information, posing as medical facilities and using "manipulative tactics." It further castigated centers for employing "biblically-based arguments to encourage people to refrain from sex until marriage," and accused the organizations of targeting minority women and purposely locating near colleges and universities.
But Bobbie Meyer, director of Carolina Pregnancy Care Fellowship, called parts of the report "blatantly untrue," including the assertion that Pregnancy Care Centers (PCCs) are trying to pass themselves off as full-fledged medical clinics.
"The services of some of our centers are medical in nature, and 23 of them have volunteer medical directors," Meyer said. "Some offer limited obstetrical ultrasounds to determine the gestational age of the baby. If anything seems unusual, the client is referred to the emergency room or to a physician outside of the pregnancy center."
The NARAL study referred to center staff wearing white lab coats "like those worn by doctors and nurses in hospitals and clinics," but Meyer said in all her visits to centers she has never seen anyone in scrubs or a white coat except a nurse.
She also questioned how NARAL came up with its count of 122 centers in North Carolina.
"There are 76 pregnancy care organizations in North Carolina, five of which have satellite locations for a total of 81," Meyer said. She said women who come to the centers are treated "kindly and fairly,"
and that volunteers are trained to present accurate information about pregnancy and about abortion risks.
"Can I say that every volunteer in every center is going to say everything exactly right? No, but a vast majority of them use the information sensitively as they are trained," Meyer added. "The truth is the abortion industry doesn't want women to think that abortion is anything except a very safe and easy procedure and that when it's over, it's over. But this is a serious choice with a result that may or may not be very detrimental for the rest of their life."
While the NARAL report chastised centers for mentioning post-abortion stress, a study released last month shows women who have an abortion face increased risks for mental health problems including substance abuse, anxiety and depression. The study, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, showed women who had an abortion were 34 percent more likely to develop an anxiety disorder, 37 percent more likely to experience depression, 110 percent more likely to abuse alcohol, 155 percent more likely to commit suicide, and 220 percent more likely to use marijuana.
"These are the kinds of studies that the abortion industry doesn't want women to know about, and it's this type of information that they will get at a pregnancy care center," said the Rev. Mark Creech, executive director of the Christian Action League. "Plus, they will also find out that they are not alone and that there are resources and services available to them so that they do have a choice and shouldn't feel pressured to abort."
North Carolina PCCs served more than 25,000 clients last year offering a variety of services from pregnancy and STD testing to ultrasounds, parenting classes, baby supplies and mentoring.
Although the NARAL report said some pregnancy care centers inaccurately portrayed a link between breast cancer and abortion, Meyer said there are studies on both sides of that issue and that materials provided to women at the centers are referenced and documented with footnotes.
As for the criticism that the centers are locating in areas with high populations of minorities and college students, Meyer said national affiliates Heartbeat International and Care Net had made no secret of the fact that as early as 2005 they began urging new PCCs to locate in urban areas where the need for pregnancy care is greatest, focusing on neighborhoods where "poverty is rampant and alternatives are few."
She made no apologies for the fact that PCC volunteers often share the Gospel with clients.
"We are Christian ministries, and our hearts' desire is that women who come to us have an opportunity to see that in action and to be treated as Jesus would treat them," she said. "What we try to do is open the conversation and explore where she is coming from in her own spiritual journey, listen respectfully and then ask some questions to further that."
Meyer said no one requesting services is ever required or pressured to agree with the center on a spiritual matter." Ancil Overby, executive director of the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Gaston County called NARAL's report a "smear campaign," and told the Gaston Gazette that in his 15 years at the local center, which serves some 4,000 clients annually, only three had complained about services.
In an e-mail to the Gazette, N.C. Sen. Kathy Harrington (R-Gaston) said she was not surprised that pro-abortion groups were trying to discredit those "who encourage women to choose life." She was one of many sponsors of the Choose Life license plate legislation that was also targeted by the NARAL report, which argued that regulation of the pregnancy care centers is necessary because they would be receiving state funding.
Both Meyer and House Majority Leader Paul Stam (R-Wake) pointed out to the media that the potential license plate funds won't come from the state budget but from the extra money people pay for the specialty plates.
"The law does not force anyone to buy 'Choose Life' license plates that help fund Crisis Pregnancy Centers," Harrington wrote. And Meyer added that, as a result of a lawsuit filed by pro-choice activists and the American Civil Liberties Union, not one pregnancy care center has received any funds from Choose Life plate sales.
Like Harrington, Meyer said she was not surprised by NARAL's attack on the PCCs, which appears to follow the same pattern that pro-abortion groups have used in other locations across the nation.
On May 10, NARAL Pro-Choice New York posted a YouTube video revealing its national plans to try to shut down pregnancy centers via the organization's Urban Initiative and instead direct women to abortion providers. As early as December, 2009, an online newsletter had outlined the group's strategy: first to publish "studies" that show that centers "mislead" women; then, to identify lawmakers willing to pass legislation restricting the centers and effectively shutting them down.
According to Peggy Hartshorn, president of Heartbeat International, the studies, like the one just reported in North Carolina, which rely on NARAL members "who act as fake clients and try to trip up the centers they visit," often backfire.
"When such a study was brought into hearings on a law to muzzle centers in Virginia, the expert witness for NARAL was forced to admit that their study contained 'methodological flaws,'" Hartshorn wrote in a recent column. She attributed the increased attacks from NARAL to the fact that "the pregnancy help movement, fueled by Christian charity and equipped by ... leadership training ... is lowering abortion sales and tilting the culture toward life."
"We have one powerful, slander-busting weapon that abortion advocates do not have — precious babies with happy Mothers!," Hartshorn added.
"NARAL's regulatory proposals are self-serving and insulting to women, who are fully able to determine who they seek help from and decide if it is offered in good faith. Using the powerful testimonies of our mothers and their babies, we intend to fight back."
Meyer said the best way for Tar Heel residents to know what truly goes on at pregnancy care centers is to phone their local PCC, ask questions and arrange a visit.
Dr. Creech joined Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, in defending the important role of the PCCs in the pro-life movement.
"Crisis pregnancy centers deserve the support of all who cherish the sanctity of life, the defense of the unborn, and the right of free speech," wrote Mohler in a recent column addressing attacks on the centers. "As defenders of life, crisis pregnancy centers should be committed to nothing less than comprehensive truth-telling. It is the Culture of Death, not the Culture of Life, that fears the truth."
For more information, contact Luanne Williams, Director of Communications for the Christian Action League of North Carolina at
(704) 550-4188.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Wack-job Cindy Jacobs proclaims they are on the verge of Overturning Roe vs Wade
Cindy Jacob is at it again. Seriously this women whom I’m sure was the inspiration for the character of Dolores Umbridge from J.K Rowling, Harry Potter series.
She is claiming that her and her marry band of bible thumpers are on the very verge of over turning Women Rights to have an Abortion.
"I believe if we ever needed intercession, it is right now," proclaimed Jacobs, urging people to cry out to God. "Help us turn our nations to righteousness. [...] Can you imagine thousands of people, through the miracle of technology, will be interceding together to bring a reformation to Biblical values — pro-life, pro-Biblical defense of marriage, we are so excited! We believe here in the United States, we are on the verge of overturning Roe v. Wade."
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Urge Your Lawmaker to Vote NO on the "Let Women Die" Bill!
From a Facebook Friend,
Tomorrow, Congress will be voting on a bill that would allow hospitals to deny a woman life-saving, emergency abortion care- even if she will die without it. Send a message to your legislator NOW to let them know this is NOT acceptable.
No one should be forced to DIE for someone else's beliefs. If you want to die for your own beliefs, that is your decision, but don't force it on others. Really, shouldn't this fall under "depraved indifference" or something??
Urge Your Lawmaker to Vote NO on the "Let Women Die" Bill!
secure.prochoiceamerica.org
Friday, October 7, 2011
Where are the Job Bills??
Congress just doesn’t care.. They have their jobs so fuck the rest of the nation. Lets work on Abortions instead.
House Republicans next week plan to pass legislation that would close what they say are loopholes that allow last year's healthcare law to be used to provide federal support for abortions.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said the House would consider H.R. 358, the Protect Life Act, on Thursday. The bill, offered by Rep. Joe Pitts (R-Pa.), amends the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) so that federal funds would be prohibited from being used to cover any part of the costs of any health plan that includes coverage for abortion services.
The health care reform law signed by President Obama doesn't cover abortion services
Monday, September 5, 2011
Michele Bachmann need to reread the Constitution of the US..
Ms. Bachmann wants to do away of the Dept. of Education.. Yes she does..
"Because the Constitution does not specifically enumerate nor does it give to the federal government the role and duty to superintend over education that historically has been held by the parents and by local communities and by state governments," she said, responding to a question by DeMint, a popular figure among the tea party movement.
Ok Bachmann, the Necessary and Proper Clause, gives Congress the power to do so.. Just like it gave Congress the power to create the First Federal/national Bank, the Air Force, National Guard, and Marines..
For your FYI Ms. Drowning in the TEA Bachmann, Please read the following Part of the Constitution.
The specific powers and duties of the U.S. Congress are enumerated in several places in the Constitution. The most important listing of these powers is in Article I, Section 8, which identifies in 17 paragraphs the many important powers of Congress. The last paragraph grants to Congress the flexibility to create laws or otherwise to act where the Constitution does not give it the explicit authority to act. This clause is known as the Necessary and Proper Clause, although it is not a federal power, in itself.
The Necessary and Proper Clause allows Congress "To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the [enumerated] Powers, and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, or in any Department or Officer thereof." (Article I, Section 8, Clause 18). It is also sometimes called the "elastic clause." It grants Congress the powers that are implied in the Constitution, but that are not explicitly stated. That is why the powers derived from the Necessary and Proper Clause are referred to as implied powers.
The correct way to interpret the Necessary and Proper Clause was the subject of a debate between Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton and Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson. Hamilton argued for an expansive interpretation of the clause. His view would have authorized Congress to exercise a broad range of implied powers. On the other hand, Jefferson was concerned about vesting too much power in any one branch of government. He argued that "necessary" was a restrictive adjective meaning essential. Jefferson's interpretation would have strengthened States' Rights. George Washington and James Madison favored Hamilton's more flexible interpretation, and subsequent events helped to foster the growth of a strong central government. Their debate over the Necessary and Proper Clause between Hamilton and Jefferson came to a head in a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, mcculloch v. maryland, 17 U.S. 316 (1819).
McCulloch v. Maryland,
The questions before the U.S. Supreme Court involved whether the state or national government held more power. Central to this issue was the Court's interpretation of the Necessary and Proper Clause. The Court held that the state of Maryland could not undermine an act of Congress. The states were subordinate to the federal government. This ruling established that Congress could use the Necessary and Proper Clause to create a bank even though the Constitution does not explicitly grant that power to Congress. Chief Justice John Marshall's opinion not only endorsed the constitutionality of the bank, but went on to uphold a broad interpretation of the federal government's powers under the Constitution. The case quickly became the legal cornerstone of subsequent expansions of federal power.
Also she is for the repealing of Roe v. Wade, by added a new Constitutional Amendment Called the Human Life Amendment..
When asked if she would try and overturn Roe v. Wade, which gives women the right to an abortion, Bachmann said she would put forth a human life amendment and do everything in her power to restrict abortions.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Women’s Rights Veterans Will Fight Again
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JULY 28, 2011
Contact: Adriadn Ortega, (919) 821-2777, ext. 302
CHAIRMAN PARKER: WOMEN'S RIGHTS VETERANS WILL FIGHT AGAIN
RALEIGH - North Carolina Democratic Party Chairman David Parker warned Republican legislators that they should expect fierce outcry from women who fought the women's rights struggles of the 20th century, only to see their gains narrowed by the passage of HB854, the "Women's Right to Know" Act.
"Sixty-, seventy- and eighty-year-old women are ready and willing to fight the battles of their youth all over again if that's what it takes to secure their granddaughters health and reproductive freedom. Republicans have woken a massive bloc of the voting population with this law. The women who fought this bigotry in their twenties will do it again in their seventies; that means voting Democratic in 2012."
"This General Assembly has been merciless in their attacks on women, if it's this bill or the firing of female educators. Pat McCrory and the Republicans cannot put the genie back in the bottle, women can vote, women can run, and they won't forget."
Parker thinks this law unfairly singles out women for government intervention in their most private health decisions.
"Show me a law that commands government counseling for men in any medical situation. I doubt a bill enforcing a waiting period for Viagra would go very far in this Republican legislature."
North Carolina Republicans have chipped away at the gains made by every popular movement of the 20th century, from civil rights to women's rights to voting rights-- and they have done it after winning an election they claimed was about jobs.
"It wasn't about jobs, it was about social control."
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