Silver Tongue, whatbigotspost: gahdamnpunk: 🙄🙄🙄 Republicans...

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kingdomofagoddess said: In Planned Parenthood’s case, it’s probably, according to Hadley Heath Manning writing in Forbes, because they’d make less money. “Planned Parenthood’s stance on expanding access to birth control may be illogical in light of their mission statement, but it is perfectly logical when you consider the group’s financial interests.” Planned Parenthood brings in 1.7 billion dollars. I’ll be voting red

kingdomofagoddess said: Republicans, in fact, have repeatedly tried to make birth control pills available without a prescription, only to face opposition from … Democrats and Planned Parenthood. Yes, you heard that right. Democrats — and Planned Parenthood — have fought against making it easier for women to get birth control pills. Why? Well, they have their reasons.