AL: Pro life company will not do business with abortion providers

Now there is a company that you should do business with....they refuse to do business with abortion providers....

Pro-life Alabama Sen. Greg Reed said the company he works for ( Preferred  Medical Systems of Florence, AL ) doesn’t do business with abortion clinics.

Diane Derzis, who operates abortion clinics in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee, said the company was willing to do business with her later last year.

She said she received quotes from a rep. but admitted they did not actually do business with them. The owner said that when quotes are requested they do not always no up front what the business does.
As a test they called and asked for a quote and acknowledged they run an abortion clinic.  "That's a problem..."

Reed said his anti-abortion stance in the state Legislature sometimes makes him a target of pro-choice activists.
“When you stand for pro-life, you are always going to have a small, vocal minority that is against you,” he said. “I am pro-life and I was pro-life before I ran for Senate…. I am going to continue to defend the unborn child.

Kudos to Reed for putting principle ahead of profit.... May his tribe increase.

VA: If women have to get ultrasounds then men have to get rectal exam....

  She's so cute....NOT  ....     Ummm Ms. Howell..is someone being killed by his medical issue? Why do you object to a woman having  medically accurate information before she makes a decision that is irreversible. After all they usually do an ultrasound to figure out how far along the pregnancy is so they can figure out which method to use on the little one (English for Fetus). Why deny the women the opportunity to view their little "clump of cells."

 

"Virginia State Senator Adds Rectal Exam To Abortion Bill

Posted in Liberaland by Alan • January 31, 2012, 4:19 PMET • 35 Comments

Virginia State Senator Janet Howell says if women are forced to have ultrasounds, men should have equal obligations.

[She] has decided to protest the bill that would require women to have an ultrasound before an abortion with another amendment: require men to receive rectal exams before receiving erectile dysfunction medication, the Washington Post reported.

Howell expressed her disdain for the latest legislation on Monday, and said the amendment was just a matter of fairness between genders. Her amendment states before a man is treated for erectile dysfunction they must undergo a cardiac stress test and a digital rectal exam."