GOP White House Hopefuls Agree: No Planned Parenthood Funding

[alp227]

There are a small handful of congressional Republicans who've seen their own party's plan to end all funding for Planned Parenthood, and they don't like it.

Unfortunately, this doesn't extend to the field of likely GOP presidential candidates...with Romney joining the other candidates -- Palin, Pawlenty, Huckabee, Barbour, Gingrich, Santorum, Bachmann, and Cain -- in supporting an end to all Planned Parenthood funding.

Full story: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2011_04/028778.php

WOW.

And people on DU are openly willing not to vote for Obama because he's not liberal enough...this is among the consequences they'll take??

[Drale]

1. I really don't see the choice here

its either vote for someone who might be center but has done some good, or let the worst people since the Nazi's win.

[alp227]

2. Romney attended a planned parenthood fundraiser in 1994

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2011_04/028781.php

[classof56]

3. As a woman and a survivor of more bigotry than a lot of folks know

I will vote for Obama. What I have left now is my voice to rise up in protest against these ugly mysognystic policies--and my vote. I will use both to stand up for women and in an attempt to give my daughters a future. Obama may not be as liberal as I am, but he's a major cut above any of those you've listed in your OP.

Peace, blessings and solidarity.

[lunasun]

4. more slave labor if the poor can't have a choice or knowledge of choices

[uppityperson]

5. Another generation of people raised up in poverty to provide more slave labor