Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-MI) Calls On Obama To Keep Promise Not To Fund Abortions In Health Bill

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"There is no federal money for abortion services in the health care reform ... I don't know about the, I'd have to look up an Indian portion. No, I'm not familiar with that."

"I think we should maintain the position that the President articulated at joint convening of Congress where he made that pledge and I hope that he'll keep it."

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  • Abortion is an elective procedure, besides it being torture followed by murder.

    The Bible speaks of a time when women will eat their children. When would anyone do such a thing? When there is nothing else to eat - they're poor. Now, what is the justification for most abortion? Poverty.............

  • 0:05 "There is no federal money for abortion services in the health care reform." Untrue. The House version of Obamacare explicitly authorizes the Administration to pay for elective abortions under the "public option". Enrollees (regardless of moral beliefs) would have to pay into abortion coverage. Abortionists would send bills for abortion to the federal government, and they would receive payment checks drawn on a federal (public funds) account. This is federal government funding of abortion.

  • Go to Hel* Conyers! Goldielocks!

  • politicians say one thing and do another...kick them all out

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