Page 2 - 935000 News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

That slide that congressman jason chaffetz tried to say he pulled directly from the corporate reports really did come from americans united for life. the congressman lifted it wholesale from the americans united for life anti-abortion website. unfortunately, for the congressman he forgot to remove the source printed on the bottom of the slide. before he said this is a planned parenthood document i've lifted from your corporate reports and he put it on display as his gotcha grand finale. on top of that, i don't mean to be like vengeful nerd, but this chart makes no sense. there's no y axis on t...

Organization actually does. 4.4 million std testing and treatment, 3.5 million services of family planning, 935,000 cancer screening and prevention, 1.1 million other women's health services and, yes, 3,000 abortio abortions. i understand you're wanting to end abortion, but you want to cut off all the health screening? >> of course not. i'm a breast cancer survivor, and i want to move into aggression of making sure all women are screened. all those health services you just described are vital to be continued and, actually, vital to be expanded. of course, we should be funding those things. but...

Services involving sexual diseases and infections and 3.5 million services in family planning and 935,000 services in cancer screening and prevention, 1.1 million other women's health services and 3127,000 abortions. i understand that you want to end all abortions but you are also willing to cut off funding for all of the h.i.v. fests and breast exams? of course not. all of those things are important. i'm a breast cancer survivor. i have been engaged in programs that move aggressively into neighborhoods to make sure all women are screened. every one of those women's health services you descr...

Enough at this point, because they're young, to pick apart ideas, to separate parties. the parties have become one big money hole. and i think that people feel disenfranchised by it. i really do. >> i'm down. i'm down particularly with mocking millennials. we did the best we could. >> i'm not mocking them. i think it's real. >> rather than lay it on the shoulders of the people being insufficiently in tune with their government, what about the fact that in the house, incumbents raised $935,000 on average compared to challengers who raised just under $160,000. in the senate, incumbents raised an...

Engaged that is a really sustainable place for the law. >> i totally agree with you, florida opted out of the exchange, it is not really a perfect deal for patients. they get to run this experiment on having medicaid patients having to run their care through hmo, it is not a perfect deal but avoids the problem of 935,000 people in florida who wouldn't be able to qualify for medicare, nor qualify for the exchanged subsidies who basically would have had no money but still getting treated at the hospital. it is a win-win, the hospitals get compensated to the tune of about $33.6 billion for caring...