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Mitt Romney raising money at home of 'morning-after pill' exec - CSMonitor.com
Mitt has bent over backwards to pretend he's a "severe conservative" and has publicly backed so-called "personhood" bills and other measures designed to whip the anti-abortion base into line.
What will happen when they get wind of this? Is it another flip-flop? A deceit?
Can't be good for Mitt.
Mitt has bent over backwards to pretend he's a "severe conservative" and has publicly backed so-called "personhood" bills and other measures designed to whip the anti-abortion base into line.
What will happen when they get wind of this? Is it another flip-flop? A deceit?
Can't be good for Mitt.
Mitt Romney is criss-crossing Florida Wednesday and Thursday, mostly for routine fundraisers. But one event Wednesday evening has caught the attention of activists on both sides of the abortion debate: a $50,000-a-plate dinner at the Miami home of a pharmaceutical executive whose company makes a kind of “morning-after pill.”
The pill, called Plan B One-Step, is produced by Teva Pharmaceuticals – and it is Teva’s chairman, Phil Frost, and his wife who are hosting the Romney fundraiser at their home on Miami’s exclusive Star Island. Anti-abortion activists sometimes refer to emergency contraception as “abortive pills,” a phrase Romney has used. Planned Parenthood says this characterization is false.
The pill, called Plan B One-Step, is produced by Teva Pharmaceuticals – and it is Teva’s chairman, Phil Frost, and his wife who are hosting the Romney fundraiser at their home on Miami’s exclusive Star Island. Anti-abortion activists sometimes refer to emergency contraception as “abortive pills,” a phrase Romney has used. Planned Parenthood says this characterization is false.