[Petronski]

From your link:

• Romney's health care legislation provides taxpayer-funded abortions for a co-pay of just $50.
  • Romney vetoed EIGHT provisions in his health care bill that he deemed objectionable, but he did not veto Planned Parenthoods' guaranteed position on the Advisory Board or ensure that abortions were covered only in medically necessary situations (as required by MA court ruling).  All abortions are covered in the Commonwealth Care program with no medically necessary limitation.

 

• Romney included in his health care legislation a guarantee that Planned Parenthood would have a representative on his MassHealth Payment Policy Advisory Board.  No such provision was included for a pro-life representative.

 

• Romney forced private Catholic hospitals to provide the morning-after-pill, a position applauded by Democrats and pro-abortions groups.

[Colofornian]

Petronski, Petronski, Petronski...re: your #38 submission...more & more FREEPERS are tardy on ever so tardy on keeping up with Mitt PR...

How can you possibly say these facts occurred, the wide open door in MA to the Planned Parenthood League in giving them access to you-and-me healthcare, the "we'll-protect-Planned-Parenthood-as-I-veto-these-other-sections-of-the-healthcare-bill..." when you yourself have read the "bald-face"...uh, the bald face liNes direct from Mitt himself that EVERYTHING he did as governor when it came to the pre-born was pro-life (yea-h...yeah-h...yeah-h...[that's the Massachusetts section of the aborted pre-born spirits in heaven giving their arousing cheer of Mitt)

[GLDNGUN]

Romney forced private Catholic hospitals to provide the morning-after-pill, a position applauded by Democrats and pro-abortions groups.

I wonder if he would have forced the same on LDS hospitals?