Ignoring the fact that we all die, the mortality rate here is quite low so there would be relatively few people who would get a disease that was caused by lack of preventative care. Actually, come to think of it, a wellness check up is cheaper than an abortion.

Think about it, if it costs $200 then it is only $200 a year and people can generally afford that if they have their priorities right. Since the really poor have access to government programs already (there are 10 million people eligible who have not even signed up) they would be covered and the people above that can afford their own.

Using this logic though, we should kill people when they retire so they do not get sick and cost us money. Of we should kill retards, Down’s babies, those born without limbs, because they are a burden and might not get the care they need.

Join the military, free health care for the family.

As far as it goes, Christian organizations seem divided in who they support but will vote republican if abortion is their biggest concern.

There might be bigger fish to fry but we have murdered 40 million children and are ensuring that our species will not have enough people to sufficiently repopulate.

This does not bode well for the Democrats with all the little libs being sucked out of the womb…

I think what they did is much better than the handful of cases of Protestant pastors or church leaders telling the congregations who they should vote for in the last few cycles. I haven’t seen many people say this is just absolutely wrong but I have seen people suggest that these churches are crossing the line and risking their tax status for going to far and almost becoming a political machine.

I think people place a lot of trust and faith in their church leaders, so anything that motivates them to get involved in politics on that level is a good thing.

Sad thing is that there is an idea that if you’re Christian you need to vote Republican because they’re pro-life and blah blah. Sometimes people just have bigger fish (or tofu) to fry when it comes to political issues and faith.

Is it?