Well, that goes against your party's talking point that PP is an organization that focuses on birth control, cancer screenings, and mammograms, and doesn't focus on abortions. This really shows how incoherent the democrats are here. They say we can fund PP because abortion is a very small % of what it does, reject dropping the service because it's "as vital as everything else", then deflect the charge that that invalidates the 3% statistic because "they value their services in respect to Abortion", which invalidates the talking point that cancer screenings, mammograms and birth control is their main focus.
You're playing around with words now and you know it. Not wanting to be bullied into what services they can provide by conservatives is not evidence of what you're stating. In fact, personally, I think they should take the deal they were offered but I still fully understand why they might not want to.
And the idea that Democrats are "in love" with abortion seems like a funny way to put it. I am very pro-choice but I don't encourage abortion, and I think it's a very hard choice to make
(as it should be). I, like many, many others, just support the right to have a choice in the matter.
As for this - to me, it really just seems like you have your mind made up and you're stretching whatever need be to try and prove it.
