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Tubes will be tied when millions of mothers abandon their costly children after welfare payments are stopped. Fifty thousand private contractors will be hired to tie the tubes of the unemployed mothers.
While the Catholic Health Association - which represents the nation's Catholic hospitals - has long been an ally of President Obama, on Friday they officially came out in opposition to the President's controversial contraception mandate in a letter sent to his Department of Health and Human Services.
President Obama had thought that he had put the matter to rest with a "compromise" months ago, the Catholic Health Association has just now spoken up against it.
In a letter to the federal Health and Human Services department, the hospital group said the compromise initially seemed to be "a...
Perhaps those welfare mothers should have been more responsible and NOT had children they couldn't afford in the first place.
"Also, breast cancers that develop in women receiving estrogen plus progestin are more invasive and deadlier," Haslam said. "What is the progestin doing to increase the risk of tumor growth?"