RINO Leadership In Congress Fails To Defund Planned Parenthood

RINO Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has refused to do what is necessary to defund Planned Parenthood saying "the time is not right".   The time is never right for RINOS to do what we want them to do.  More than $500 million a year is going to Planned Parenthood, an abortion mill that sells baby parts, that could be going to the more than 13,000 community health care centers throughout the nation that provide health care services to women, men and children.

This fight has nothing to do with health care services for women that are available at these community health care centers.  This fight is about the 350,000 abortions that Planned Parenthood provides every year and the political donations that Planned Parenthood gives to Socialists so that they can remain in office feeding at the trough.  Further, Planned Parenthood Executives live high on the hog flying First Class.  The CEO of Planned Parenthood earns more than $500,000 a year, some of which is paid for with tax dollars.

If Republicans in Congress do not have the guts to defund Planned Parenthood, by simply shifting this $500 million to other health care agencies that do not provide abortions, what are they willing to fight for.  The answer is absolutely nothing that is important to the base of the Republican Party.   Conservatives cheered when we heard that Speaker of the House John Boehner will be leaving Congress and the Speakership at the end of October, 2016.

Now we have to go the rest of the way and push RINO Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell out of office.   We need street fighters in Republican Leadership in Congress, not a bunch of gutless RINO Empty Suits.   Once again, we don't care if Republicans must shut down the government to get important things done.  Apparently, they still are not getting the message even though outsiders are high in the polls for the Republican Presidential Nomination.  This is happening out of disgust for Establishment Republicans, just feeding at the trough, that have accomplished nothing important while serving in Congress for years.