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Planned Parenthood Hearing The Congressional "hearing" of Planned Parenthood was more interrogation than listening tour. It was political grandstanding of the worst order. Only in the US do we have a "serious" political party who spend their time and taxpayer resources attempting to legislate their citizen's sex lives and keep (poor) women in reproductive chains. I guess when the world's problems get too complicated for tiny minds, talking about sex is the best option. Another explanation is offered by John Dean in his book, Conservatives without Conscience, he calls them, Authoritarian Conservatives. They want an authoritarian government regarding personal choices that will enforce conservative values. Never mind that the point of our cherished

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