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Boxer Admits Senate Abortion 'Compromise' is Merely an 'Accounting Procedure'

The California Catholic Daily reports today that Barbara 'Call-Me-Senator' Boxer has admitted the so-called abortion "compromise" in the Senate's health care bill will do nothing to prevent federal funds from being used to fund abortions. 
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In fact, she readily admits the "compromise" amounts to little more than a clever accounting trick:
Boxer, who has received a 100% approval rating from groups like NARAL and Planned Parenthood year after year since her election to the Senate in 1992, had been a featured speaker at an abortion-rights rally in Washington, D.C., just weeks before she became involved in the ‘abortion compromise.” Following her decision to agree to the Nelson language, groups like the National Organization for Women, the Congressional Pro-Choice Caucus and the National Institute for Reproductive Health issued blistering criticism of the senator. National Institute for Reproductive Health president Kelli Conlin said the Senate bill “has sold out women” and described its as “"unconscionable."

But not to worry, Boxer told McClatchy News Service. Boxer, reported McClatchy, “said it's only an ‘accounting procedure’ that will do nothing to restrict [abortion] coverage.”

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