[Vision2020] ID's GOP Continues Special Interest Tax-Payer Funded Give-Away

[Art Deco]

Here's how the Idaho legislature works:  Fund in as many ways as possible
means to stop abortion and bring every one celled zygote to full fruition
as a baby, but after that don't spend anymore than the minimum on their
education, health, and well-being.  Once they are born, there on there own
as far as the legislature is concerned, especially if they are born out of
wedlock, poor, or non-white.

Fill the state/world with babies but don't fund the consequences for the
babies and the parent.  And most of these hypocrites would vehemently
declaim that they are Christians, although Christ said nothing about
abortion but much about helping the unfortunate (regardless of their
religious beliefs).

And don't even think about birth control.


w.


On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 10:42 PM, Saundra Lund <v2020 at ssl1.fastmail.fm>wrote:

> Huh -- given the way education, health care, etc. have been gutted here, I
> had no idea we had sufficient funds to support more tax exemptions for
> religious for-profit businesses that seek to deny women access to our
> Constitutionally-guaranteed reproductive options.
>
> Of course, given that Risch voted AGAINST the federal VAWA, I suppose I
> shouldn't be disappointed or disgusted, but I am both.
>
> Now, which party is it that claims to be fiscally responsible???  It
> certainly cannot be the GOP in Idaho, at least, not with any credibility.
> _______
>
> Anti-abortion tax exemption clears Idaho House
>
> Posted: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 11:45 am
>
> A tax break sought by an anti-abortion pregnancy center in Boise cleared
> the
> House on a near party-line vote.
>
> The measure to benefit Stanton Health Care by giving such clinics a sales
> tax exemption passed Tuesday on a 58-12 vote.
>
> All supporters except one were Republican, with Rep. Carolyn Meline from
> Pocatello the lone Democratic backer.
>
> Stanton and its founder, anti-abortion activist Brandi Swindell, want the
> exemption after they had to pay thousands in back sales taxes.
>
> Supporters called it good public policy, while foes objected to carving out
> a tax exemption on the divisive issue of terminating a pregnancy.
>
> Last year, Swindell gained attention by staging a live Capitol ultrasound
> demonstration _ in support of an unsuccessful measure to require women
> seeking an abortion to get an ultrasound screening.
>
>
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