Payback Time: What Planned Parenthood [and other Abortion providers] Expect from Barack Obama

[John K. Matyi] Abortion is the one issue I have received the most comments on that I could not post. Either because of very hateful, personally attacking speech, or language that I have not heard since boot camp in the Army. So we know that this is a very emotional issue with a lot of people. The difference is that for those that either responded or sent me an email that were Pro-Life, they expressed their views without attacking people that had a different viewpoint. Many actually said that they are praying that abortion providers and supporters will eventually see the light.

Payback Time: What Planned Parenthood Expects from Barack Obama

Commentary by Steven W. Mosher and Colin Mason

The three things that they want from a President Obama are more money for their contraception and sterilization programs, an end to any and all restrictions on abortions, and taxpayer funding, including funding for abortion itself.

Judging by what Obama has said over the course of the campaign, he will be happy to grant their wishes.

First of all, Barack Obama has pledged to pay for abortions with our tax dollars. According to his own web site, he is an original co-sponsor of the "Prevention First Act," which will "increase funding for family planning and comprehensive sex education that teaches both abstinence and safe sex methods. The Act will also end insurance discrimination against contraception, improve awareness about emergency contraception, and provide compassionate assistance to rape victims."

What this reasonable-sounding languages disguises, of course, is the ugly reality that the Prevention First Act would actually force insurance companies to fund, doctors to prescribe, and pharmacies to dispense, abortifacient contraceptives. "Providing compassionate assistance to rape victims," when translated into plain English, means forcing you and I to pay for morning after pills and abortions.

Second, Obama has also promised - in the strongest possible terms - to sign the radical Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA), which would prohibit the states from "interference with a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy prior to viability or ... after viability where termination is necessary to protect the life or health of the woman." It would also prohibit so-called "discrimination ... in the regulation or provision of benefits, facilities, services, or information." If passed, the Freedom of Choice Act would nullify any and all restrictions on abortion, from parental consent laws, to waiting periods, to informed consent provisions, and the like.  All of the hard work of pro-lifers over the past three decades would be swept away.

Third, and potentially most damaging in the long run, Obama has pledged to appoint Supreme Court justices based on their friendliness to his agenda, and not their qualifications as impartial arbiters of the law. In Obama's own words, he will surely appoint people of like mind, assuring us that he wants to put "people on the bench who have enough empathy, enough feeling for what ordinary people are going through." So much for the Constitution. 

[John K. Matyi] "I have 'clipped' the six paragraphs above from the article to highlight "The three things that they [Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers] want from a President Obama..."  I really hope that you take the time to read the entire article here.

Unfortunately, however, with the number of congressional seats we have lost in the last two elections [2006, 2008], Obama may have the ability to pass any liberal legislation that pleases him. So 'We the People' may be the only thing that stands between America as we know it, and another European Union. It may be that a consistent increase in grassroots efforts will be the only thing standing in his way. Have hope, I think the future can be bright, but only if we work together.


 

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