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As Democrats Appease the Abortion Industry, One Dem Senator Refuses

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Democrats passed the framework for their $3.5 trillion budget proposal early on Wednesday morning while rejecting various proposals from Republicans. The resolution advanced with zero support from Republicans and set up a vote on reconciliation for the Fall. While many common sense amendments offered by the GOP were blocked, one Democratic senator broke with his party to support keeping the Hyde Amendment intact in the budget.

An amendment was offered by Republican Senator James Lankford (R-OK) to preserve the Hyde Amendment, which bans taxpayer dollars from funding abortions domestically. The measure has historically garnered bipartisan support, but Democrats have abandoned the common sense provision in recent years. The budget amendment received unanimous GOP support in addition to approval from Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV). No other Democrats voted in favor. 

Pro-life groups on both sides of the aisle praised Manchin and the approval of the amendment: 

Manchin's vote shows that the Biden White House does not have support in the Senate for scrapping the Hyde Amendment, which is a win for taxpayers.

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