Wow, 22 Senators have written a letter to Komen asking them to reverse their decision -- (link)
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MDH (aka MDH)
Feb 2 '12, 12:07
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This kind of bothers me. The government shouldn't butt-in regarding what a private organization determines what it gives money to.
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JaxSean
Feb 2, 12:21
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The fact they stopped funding any orgs that use embryonic stem cells isn't getting a lot of press either. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 2, 12:47
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they are already being screwed with by the GOP who decided to 'investigate' PP and that meant the Komen couldn't donate per their rules about giving..
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zeitgeist
Feb 2, 12:36
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The Senators have to take a position, simply because it's something their constituents overwhelmingly oppose -- nm
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con_carne
Feb 2, 12:26
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I think if a GOP Rep can get them to stop the donations, Dems can send a letter. They didn't demand or mandate anything. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 2, 12:24
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Then again, it's not as if the Senators are proposing a law or anything. They are simply stating their position
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decline
Feb 2, 12:23
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They're chosing not to continue donating based upon a government action (the "investigation). That makes it ultra-relevant.
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Reagen
Feb 2, 12:22
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But the government isn't butting in. 22 Senators sent a letter. That's like 22 STers getting together and sending a letter. -- nm
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ty97
Feb 2, 12:22
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true dat. but couldnt a politician use there position of power to speak out against what a private organization is doing?
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tRuMaN
Feb 2, 12:22
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didnt Koman just bring in someone who ran for political office, with one of their things being anti-abortion? -- nm
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tRuMaN
Feb 2, 12:16
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the chairman is a Bushite. good luck -- nm
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encyclopedia pixie
Feb 2, 12:14
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it's a small percentage, really. -- nm
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the amanda nones
Feb 2, 12:12
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