unanswered questions is how long is this stop-gap measure go? i am told it would keep the government running through thursday. and that would give them saturday, sunday, and then monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, so six days essentially to put pen to paper, dot the is, cross the ts on this broader agreement. the broader agreement would fund the government for six months, through the rest of the current fiscal year, and that six-month bill would come after what would be the seventh band-aid budget. as dana reported, they have the frame work of an agreement to fund the government through the end of september. we need to get the exact numbers, somewhere in the ballpark $39 billion in additional spending cuts. that s where you ll see the political fight over what was given up by the democrats and republicans. but if you re watching at home tonight, planning on going to a national park tomorrow, it appears we ll watch the
federal funding. last year, 2008, 2009, planned parenthood as you said received $360 million in taxpayer money. the very same year they performed 324,08 abortions. pro-choice fired back. saying the three bills have something both sides agree on, the need to create jobs. the republican leadership prioritized divisive and extreme legislation and we will not stand for it. we don t think the american people will either. democrats argue that the measure go against core g.o.p. princip principal principles. they lectured for years over the overreach of government into people s private lives reached height of hypocrisy. the federal government has no business in this decision. as the debate on capitol hill plays out, ohio is considering what could become the toughest restriction in the country. no abortions once a heart beat is detected, which can be as
strip planned parenthood of federal funding. last year, 2008, 2009, planned parenthood as you said received $360 million in taxpayer money. the very same year they performed 324,08 abortions. pro-choice fired back. saying the three bills have something both sides agree on, the need to create jobs. the republican leadership prioritized divisive and extreme legislation and we will not stand for it. we don t think the american people will either. democrats argue that the measure go against core g.o.p. princip principal principles. they lectured for years over the overreach of government into people s private lives reached height of hypocrisy. the federal government has no business in this decision. as the debate on capitol hill plays out, ohio is considering what could become the toughest restriction in the country. no abortions once a heart beat is detected, which can be as