Republicans stepped across the aisle in 2013, met with Democrats, and voted with 78 votes at the beginning of President Obama's term to say we are going to change this and to not do extended debate for all of this.
James Lankford: “Republicans stepped across the aisle in 2013, met with Democrats, and voted with 78 votes at the beginning of President…”
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Lankford discusses bipartisan efforts to expedite the nomination process for new presidential nominees.
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The U.S. Constitution protects my right to call their rhetoric what it is — racist, ignorant, and antisemitic.
Congress has taken action to ensure taxpayer dollars are not funding organizations that perform abortions, but our work to protect taxpayers and ensure federal law is followed does not stop there," said Lankford.
Hyde was a bipartisan agreement five decades ago, and it has been included in appropriations bills every year since. We should keep that commitment in place.
Now, Democrats are committed to finding every way they can to increase the number of abortions in America, including having federal taxpayers pay for elective abortions.





