Rick Santorum and his Death Panel Scenario of Government Pre-Natal Care Policies

Rick Santorum is now saying that President Obama is trying to institute a death panel through pre-natal care. He believes pre-natal care and testing is a subliminal way to encourage poor women to get abortions. Contrary to his belief, one hundred percent of women are encouraged by their physicians to begin a regime of pre-natal care prior to and during pregnancy. Santorum has strict religious ideas that lead him to distorted this routine medical practice as a way to discredit the president's policy on inclusive contraceptive insurance coverage for women.

As many know, Rick Santorum has seven children and is a multimillionaire who can afford so many children. The average income throughout America is fifty thousand dollars a year on which no one can afford seven children. Most women in American regardless of income are happy to have smaller families then generations of the past.

Rick Santorum admits he is guided by his religious beliefs that sex should only be practiced with the full intent to bare children and he is against contraception used. His attack against women rights to use contraceptive is but one of the reasons he was voted out of office by his constituents in Pennsylvania, he was also voted out because of his dogmatic and bizarre ideas and beliefs that belong to circa 1700s and not from our century 2012.

Although he totes his bible everywhere he goes, he continually twists the truth beyond repair all of his speeches this writer has heard as he makes rounds of America.