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Michele

" Too many OB/GYNs aren't able to practice their... their love with women all across the country. "

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johnflesh

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johnflesh

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Coolio43

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"One of my first acts as governor of Arkansas was to block Medicaid from funding an abortion for a mentally retarded teen-ager who had been raped by her stepfather." Mike Huckabee

Coolio43

A girl phoned me the other day and said ... Come on over, there's nobody home. I went over. Nobody was home. ~ Rodney Dangerfield

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Unfortunately, though not surprisingly, Huckabee never said that.

One of my first acts as governor of Arkansas was to block Medicaid from funding an abortion - Google Search

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johnflesh

"...thats why drugs are illegal!! Because when you are on them you realize how you're getting fucked... everyday of your life."
-Bill Hicks

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Dubyas-Twin-Sister

Maybe ~he~ didn't say it but...

Nice words, but when it comes to deeds, the Arkansas Governor proved the opposite to be true:

This God stuff isn’t just talk with Huck.

One of his first acts as governor was to block Medicaid from funding an abortion for a mentally retarded teen-ager who had been raped by her stepfather — an act in direct violation of federal law, which requires states to pay for abortions in cases of rape. “The state didn’t fund a single such abortion while Huckabee was governor,” says Dr. William Harrison of the Fayetteville Women’s Clinic. “Zero.”

As president, Huck would support a constitutional amendment banning abortion and would give science a back seat to religion. “Science changes with every generation and with new discoveries, and God doesn’t,” he says. “So I’ll stick with God if the two are in conflict.” Huckabee’s well-documented disdain for science was reflected in the performance of the Arkansas school system when he was governor; one independent survey gave the state an F for its science standards in schools, a grade that among other things reflected Huckabee’s hostility toward the teaching of evolution.