Would House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her fellow House Democratic leaders try to cram the Senate version of Obamacare through the House without actually having a recorded vote on the bill?
Not only is the answer yes, they would, they have figured out a way to do it, according to National Journal’s Congress Daily:
As a follow up to the extraordinary pro-life events of January 17-18 in Houston, TX everyone should be aware that Planned Parenthood is still publicly declaring anApril opening for the 78,000 square foot Abortion Super Center. That’s next month.
With the threat of reconciliation being used in the Senate to pass Health Care legislation many have wondered what Sen. Byrd would do. Why?…
For starters, Sen. Robert Byrd (D-WV) is the longest-serving Senator as well as the longest-serving member in congressional history. He has been the Dean of the Senate since 2003. He is also the oldest current member of the Congress. And he has been President pro tempore of the United States Senate since 2007. Plus, he is a historian of the Senate and believes strongly in the rules and procedures of the Senate.
So will he go along with his party on this one or will he stand opposed to this tactic as he did when President Clinton wanted to use reconciliation to pass health care?
And now a break from the regular scheduled programming…
Everyone is saying we’re in the "end game" for the health care bill. Do you think that’s true?
Today, March 10, is the National Day of Appreciation for Abortion Providers. The many health care professionals who make abortion access a reality by providing counseling, scheduling appointments, and assisting with or performing abortions are doing necessary work despite immense stigma and hatred, and they have my heartfelt thanks.
With this in mind, I would ask that you watch the following videos and then pray for a Mass Exodus of workers out of the abortion industry!
This led to speculation that Rep. Bart Stupak – who has been a spokesperson for a group of democrats opposed to current abortion language in the health care legislation – may be ready to compromise on the language of the bill and cut a deal.
Yesterday, The Weekly Standard reported this:
Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak said yesterday at a townhall in his home state, "I’m more optimistic than I was a week ago" that a deal could be reached to pass a health care bill that bans public funding of abortion. Some speculated that this meant Stupak was ready to cave. "Obviously they don’t know me," Stupak said in an interview this afternoon with THE WEEKLY STANDARD. "If I didn’t" cave in November, "why would I do it now after all the crap I’ve been through?"
Here’s some news coming out of Utah:
Gov. Gary Herbert signed into law Monday a bill that would allow a woman who arranges an illegal abortion to be charged with criminal homicide.
The new law is in response to a case last year where a 17-year-old pregnant girl paid a man $150 to beat her in hopes of inducing a miscarriage. A judge ruled there was no law on Utah’s books allowing the mother to be charged with a crime.
"Females cannot take survival for granted," the report said. "Sex-selective abortion, infanticide, and death from health and nutritional neglect in Asia have left 96 million missing women … and the numbers seem to be increasing in absolute terms," it added…
Did you know the word Democracy is no where to be found in either the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution?