To prove it, let's see how women deal with losing access to Planned Parenthood. I really think Walker firmly believes that no one should really be dependent on health care. Some people never go to a doctor anyway, right? Some hate to go.
Today Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announced the closure of four family planning health centers in Shawano, Chippewa Falls, Johnson Creek and Beaver Dam between April and July of this year. These closures are a direct consequence of the Legislature’s elimination of funding benefiting patients at Planned Parenthood in the last budget cycle. These unfortunate health center closures will result in the disruption and a loss of over 11,400 health care services for approximately 2,000 patients
Governor Walker ended state funding for 12,000 women who receive health care at Planned Parenthood. This coupled with the Governor’s recent rejection of federal funds and the resulting drastic rollback of BadgerCare coverage will increase the amount of women who do not have access to health care. These politically motivated actions will have a significant impact on women seeking affordable health care.
“Slowly the fabric of society, that took centuries to construct, is being taken apart thread by thread by Scott Walker. Yeah, life is tough, but that's how it should be.”
ReplyDeleteWhen the brains’ pre-frontal lobe field becomes damaged, it appears to manifest in abusive, sadistic treatment of the people (generally children) whose minds will succumb to such reasoning. The affected brain cunningly evades control of this dysfunctional activity by attributing to itself high moral qualifications many times through the use of autosuggestion.