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What a crackpot. Actually, what this is ... is sneaking in a moral agenda under the guise of economic recovery. Unreal. Regardless of WHERE YOU STAND ON THE ISSUE OF birth control... you'd have to agree that there are probably, oh 637 more effective ways to stimulate the economy than to give it to states for birth control?!
She really just destroys her party's image. So many good Democrats stuck with her (and Harry Reid) as their party heads. Imagine if Obama, or Bill Clinton where speaker of the house.... I can't imagine this sorta drivel coming out.
Curious how much Pfizer or whomever donated to her campaign.... that's the only reason I can think of...
PELOSI SAYS BIRTH CONTROL WILL HELP ECONOMY
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi boldly defended a move to add birth control funding to the new economic "stimulus" package, claiming "contraception will reduce costs to the states and to the federal government."
Pelosi, the mother of 5 children and 6 grandchildren, who once said, "Nothing in my life will ever, ever compare to being a mom," seemed to imply babies are somehow a burden on the treasury.
The revelation came during an exchange Sunday morning on ABC's THIS WEEK.
She really just destroys her party's image. So many good Democrats stuck with her (and Harry Reid) as their party heads. Imagine if Obama, or Bill Clinton where speaker of the house.... I can't imagine this sorta drivel coming out.
Curious how much Pfizer or whomever donated to her campaign.... that's the only reason I can think of...
PELOSI SAYS BIRTH CONTROL WILL HELP ECONOMY
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi boldly defended a move to add birth control funding to the new economic "stimulus" package, claiming "contraception will reduce costs to the states and to the federal government."
Pelosi, the mother of 5 children and 6 grandchildren, who once said, "Nothing in my life will ever, ever compare to being a mom," seemed to imply babies are somehow a burden on the treasury.
The revelation came during an exchange Sunday morning on ABC's THIS WEEK.