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Christian leaders urge Congress to ignore misinformation on abortion provisions and pass health reform.

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on March 14th, 2010 4:34 am by HL

Christian leaders urge Congress to ignore misinformation on abortion provisions and pass health reform.
In recent weeks, the number of Democratic lawmakers willing to join Rep. Bart Stupak’s (D-MI) crusade to bring down health care reform unless Congress amends the Senate bill’s abortion language keeps shrinking. Stupak began the debate with that 15 to 20 supporters; that number is down to fewer than a dozen now. As Igor Volsky […]

In recent weeks, the number of Democratic lawmakers willing to join Rep. Bart Stupak’s (D-MI) crusade to bring down health care reform unless Congress amends the Senate bill’s abortion language keeps shrinking. Stupak began the debate with that 15 to 20 supporters; that number is down to fewer than a dozen now. As Igor Volsky notes, “it’s become difficult for Stupak and his gang of four (or five) to perpetuate the fundamentally dishonest claim that the Senate bill spends federal dollars to fund abortions.” Underscoring this point, this week, a group of 25 “pro-life Catholic theologians and Evangelical leaders” sent a letter to Congress urging them to look past the misinformation on abortion and pass health care reform. From their letter:

As Christians committed to a consistent ethic of life, and deeply concerned with the health and well-being of all people, we want to see health care reform enacted. […]

We are writing because of our concern about the lack of clear and accurate information regarding abortion provisions in the health care reform bill passed by the Senate on December 24, 2009.

Reforming our health care system is necessarily complex, and the provisions related to abortion, or any other issue, require careful examination of the facts as they exist in the legislative language. We believe that the provisions below provide extensive evidence that longstanding restrictions on federal funding of abortion have been maintained. Furthermore, this bill provides new and important supports for vulnerable pregnant women.

Sen. Tom Udall Calls Reid?s Promise To ?Take A Look At The Filibuster? A ?Warning Shot? To Republicans
Motivated by unprecedented GOP obstruction this year in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) recently announced a proposal to revamp the Senate’s filibuster rules at the start of the next Congress. Citing Article I, Section 5 of the Constitution, Udall would like to revamp the 60-vote requirement for cloture and other procedural issues, where […]

Motivated by unprecedented GOP obstruction this year in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) recently announced a proposal to revamp the Senate’s filibuster rules at the start of the next Congress. Citing Article I, Section 5 of the Constitution, Udall would like to revamp the 60-vote requirement for cloture and other procedural issues, where the Senate could “legally draft new rules for action,” which could then “only be overturned by a simple majority vote, rather than the 67-vote threshold that accompanies rule change proposals during an ongoing congressional session.”

Yesterday, Udall spoke at the Center for American Progress in a discussion on “Deliberation, Obstruction or Dysfunction? Evaluating the Modern U.S. Senate and its Contribution to American Governance.” Afterward, he spoke to ThinkProgress and described what he thinks drives the GOP to obstruct the majority’s agenda:

UDALL: It would appear to me that this is an attempt to deny the President and the party that has the majority any accomplishments. … It looks to me like a strategy to just say, “if they don’t accomplish anything” meaning the majority don’t accomplish anything “then they can’t go to the next election talking about specific things that they’ve done.”

“If they insist to utilize the rules to block all progress,” Udall said, “then at the beginning of the year, we’re going to have to deal with that and try and make the rules a little more compatible with the majority being able to rule.”

When ThinkProgress asked if he currently has the 51 votes needed to change the Senate rules, Udall said, “I have no idea.” But Udall did say that he was pleased with Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-NV) recent comment that he will move in the next Congress “to take a look at the filibuster” because it has been “abused.” The New Mexico senator called Reid’s comments a “warning shot” to Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY):

UDALL: Harry Reid came out and said — in just the last couple of days, and I think fired a warning shot over the head of Sen. McConnell — that we may need filibuster reform at the beginning of the next Congress. If you have one of the leaders supporting reform, that’s a significant step forward. … But I was very heartened by his comment that we may very well have to change the filibuster at the beginning of the next Congress. That to me is a very significant thing for him to say.

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