Abortion and the health-care battle: newyorker.com

Our country is finally getting to the issue of health care reform, as we're facing a crisis in it. Health care alone is going to take up close to 50 per-cent of the median family income in an expected 9 years. With this devastating news not reforming our health care system is not an option, but in this debate, the Republicans and conservative Democrats are voting no, and especially voting no to abortions being covered by government tax money (I can't have my money go to reduce overpopulation, poverty, and crime via abortions, but I am forced to have my money go executions, warfare, and stupidity?). This is detrimental to the working class women who cannot afford abortions. Will these women be forced to care for a child that they resent conceiving? For that isn't a positive environment to be raised in, and no one should be forced to endure that lifestyle situation. If these conservative anti-abortion/anti-choice (not pro-life, for everyone is pro-life) choose to dictate their religious beliefs onto the reproductive cpabilities of women, then they should adopt the unwanted, sacred life.


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Abortion and the health-care battle: newyorker.com

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