Planned Parenthood Offers Walk-in Abortions in Iowa With Webcam Doctor

Iowa Right to Life News ^ | September 10, 2008 | Iowa Right to Life

[MockTurtle]

I don't suppose an educated woman could request the three required pills?

How many educated women do you think go to Planned Parenthood?

I wonder if not following FDA protocol could open them up to legal liability. Anyone know? Is there a doctor in the Freep House?

[GWMcClintock]

That sends chills up my spine!!!! :(

[Zechariah_8_13]

I don’t suppose an educated woman could request the three required pills?

Educated women are not Planned Parenthood's target market. They overwhelmingly set up their killing shops in low income minority areas.

Margaret Sanger, the saint of the baby-killers, was a eugenicist who hated Blacks and supported their elimination.

[Paleo Conservative]

They ought to install a drive through window.

[cyphergirl]

"The FDA says that RU 486 abortions should not be performed on women more than 49 days into a woman's pregnancy. But Planned Parenthood offers RU 486 up to 63 days after the first day of a woman's last period. This way, Planned Parenthood can expand their profitable RU 486 abortions, at the expense of women's safety."

Ovulation @ Day 14 since last monthly period (LMP) + 49 days into pregnancy == 63 days after the start of the last monthly period. The numbers are different, but they both say the same thing. The FDA counts from conception, PP is counting from the LMP, which is the easier day to pinpoint. It's an age old problem (on what day did pregnancy occur since ovulation schedules are different among women?) that's been solved by counting the pregnancy as starting on the LMP instead of trying to figure out when it really started.

Note: I think PP and everything they stand for are reprehensible, but this one point is not the one to attack them on.

[HereInTheHeartland]

“I’m listening to WHO right now, Jan Mickelson just went off. He’s starting to sound more and more like Bill O’Reilly. A little too accomodating to the other side. Jan said that the outrage over the lipstick thing is “feigned” by the Republicans. Not this one, especially when it was used in conjunction with the smelly fish statement. Scripted, purposesful, and to some, outrageous...”

I heard that to. Mikkeleson is naive to think that. He doesn’t get it

[Tenniel2]

Spooky, but coincidental. When the experimental phase begins, INDs (Investigational New Drugs) are given a code name consisting of the abbreviation of the manufacturer's name and the sequential number of the R&D project.

The "RU" here stands for the name of the French drug and chemical manufacturer Roussel Uclaf, which started clinical trials of the synthetic steroid compound (mifepristone) in 1982 and was granted an MIA (Market Introduction Authorization) by the French government (which, not coincidentally at all, held an interest in the company) in 1988.

[RDasher]

Spooky, but coincidental.

Coincidental, maybe, or irony. The fact is it could have been named anything. But it wasn't. Of course maybe the French don't have marketing departments.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

Mickelson knows his history but when it comes to helping out our side, he's of little help. He thinks he's too good to be a Republican. It's more fun to sit back and lump Republicans in with RATS and claim they're all equally bad.

Mickelson is good though compared to that idiot Deace in the afternoon. This guy hates everyone but himself. He encourages everyone to not vote for anyone except Huckabee. Honestly, that's the only politician I've ever heard of him liking. He's disgusting. He's so stupid he doesn't even know he's helping the enemy.

[redgolum]

Can’t make this one up.