I don't care if it is $1, there is an inherent conflict of interest in an entity recieving federal support spending that money on political campaigns and lobbying.
Tons of businesses, and individuals receive money from the federal government. You think they should have to wave their right to contribute to a political campaign or lobby congress?
Should CVS, Walgreens, and every other pharmacy all be forbidden from spending money on lobbying because they accept Medicaid to fill prescriptions?
Should the NRA be forbidden because they are paid by the government to train law enforcement officers, rent out shooting ranges to federal agencies, and have a 10 year $40k/year grant from Fish and Wild Life Services?
What about any hotel, Restaurant, or store where a federal employee spends money for their job and uses government money?
What about a student that receives a federal grant for tuition? Should they be allowed to donate $1 to a campaign?
How the heck do you get that from what I said. No they shouldn't be doing more abortions. I'm amazed that 27% of their expenses are spent on helping people shirk their personal responsibly, and enabling reckless behavior, or a non-necessity.
Teach them to swallow, and PP can cut 27% of their bottom line
I get that their "Federal Funding" is mostly Medicaid. But it's still taxpayer money used to correct an issue that so bribe created themselves.
Oh, you can't afford birth control pills? Then don't screw. Make him pull out. Or take it in the butt.
Gee, how'd you get that STD?
Not my problem.
I think this is a ridiculous argument. We'll have to agree to disagree.