Posted on 05/28/2011 12:14:00 PM PDT by NoRedTape
It’s a good bill, not matter what you think about his presidential prospects.
The media and feminists have convinced a lot of not-so-bright women that this procedure is nothing more complicated than, say, getting a tattoo. At least they will realize what they’re doing with this bill.
The gov. is already dictating our medical.
If I’m wrong, please correct me but I think one can opt out of this procedure.
It will be paid for just like everything else.
I’m sure many here would be glad to help pay for it, if it saves a baby’s life.
In what way is abortion health care for the baby?
Our local prolife womens crisis center has its own ultra sound machine. they can’t be that expensive. I’ll bet planned parenthood even has them.
Enlighten us!
It really sucks here in Texas and I can't take it anymore. With all the influx of people flocking to all the jobs and stuff, it is overwhelming. That and the new companies moving in, road and constructions jobs, the Eagle Ford oil field in South Texas boom etc...please enlighten us, and connect "Gov Big Hair" dismal record in Texas with...say YOUR plan or vision.
If you are not from Texas, you definitely will not like it here.
I see this as a much needed Moral step in the process until Roe v Wade is overturned. Sonograms will be paid as part of the medical testing process. Planned Parenthood will need to cover the cost and avoid abortions as soon as the patient understands that they have a choice to murder their baby or not. The sonograms will wake a LOT of people up. We need this bill in all 49 States, as well.
born March 4, 1950 in Paint Creek, TX (Meets the Jus Soli Requirement)
Great win for Governor Perry!
As for his record, he does fit the GOP perfectly on illegal immigration.
Perry to stick by law giving tuition breaks to illegal immigrants
Morals don't come from Gov't, and nothing will get solved until people realize that.
Thanks NoRedTape.
Decent bill, but do your own dam% homework pal.
Nothing wrong with Goodhair.
Nobody cares about Perry. He’s yet another squishy RINO thrown up on the wall this week to see if he sticks.
Doesn’t a person have a legal right to refuse a medical procedure, which I also think may be radiation, and also unnecessary testing.
Also what part of Born...1950 in Paint Creek TX (Comment #3) is unclear in the concept of where he was born?
Good news. A step in the right direction, an example for other states to follow.
forgot your sarc tag,I hope.
killing babies is not health care.
Not this one.
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