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I sure as heck hope this one is better than the last one, because that was written by someone with no compassion for unborn children and it put the government in a role to make end of life care decisions for very ill, very wanted babies.
#mepoliticshttps://twitter.com/SenateMajLdr/status/956563103017205761 …
The government should have no place in private medical decisions. The last proposed bill was unwarranted intrusion into a decision that should be between an informed parent(s), a competent medical provider and faith.
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Nearly every one of the very few terminations performed each year after 20 weeks if FOR medical reasons. Talk to someone who has had a #TFMR if you think I am wrong. The last bill had no provisions, no concerns for the welfare of a child.
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Show me this unicorn that has an elective termination past 20 weeks that isn't based on the health of mom and/or baby. It is so statistically rare that it should not ever be a blip on the radar of congress, particularly one that has been so negligent with CHIP.
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Do not try to make partisan end of life care for very wanted children. Do not try to legislate the pain and anguish of an expectant parent facing crushing news.
Go fix some roads.
Figure out immigration issues.
Stay out of places congress has no business.
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Here was the last hack attempt at bad law. Do not label something as caring for children so you can make someone sound like a jerk for not agreeing with your horrifically bad pile of drivel.
#mepoliticshttps://mobile.twitter.com/TiffanyBond/status/916475926543773699 …
Yes. Let's get the government completely out of healthcare. Of course, unless, it goes against your views.
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