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Pallone Pulls Out Of Health Care Forum

By Art Gallagher

Congressman Frank Pallone has pulled out of the Monmouth Medical Society’s Health Care candidates forum, siting a scheduling conflict. A call to the Congressman’s campaign office to find out what he will be doing instead has yet to be returned.

The forum will go on as scheduled Thursday evening at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank at 7PM.  GOP Candidate Anna Little will be there and a chair will be available for Pallone should he have a change of heart.

While we don’t know where Pallone will be tomorrow night, we know where he will be on Sunday night and where he learned about pulling out.

Planned Parenthood of Central Jersey is celebrating their 75th Anniversary on Sunday.  Falsetto Frankie is being honored with the Baby Killer’s Leadership Award.

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I’ve never had any first hand experience with Planned Parenthood. I always figured it was a place where people went to get cheap (subsidized) contraceptives and abortions.  Little did I know that they have an education program for teens, parents and educators.

Here’s what Planned Parenthood teaches teens about pulling out:

Pulling out, or the pull-out method, refers to withdrawal, which is one of many ways to prevent pregnancy. Read on for the scoop on withdrawal: how it works, how well it works, and why it may not be the right choice for teens.

What is withdrawal?

Also known — more scientifically — as coitus interruptus, withdrawal may be the world’s oldest way to practice birth control. When a guy performs withdrawal, he removes his penis from the vagina before he ejaculates, or comes — that’s when semen spurts from his penis.

How does that prevent pregnancy?

The idea behind withdrawal is simple: If sperm is not released into the vagina, pregnancy is impossible.

Read the rest here.

Somebody should tell Phoney Palloney and Planned Parenthood about the dangers of pulling out.  They should all show up tomorrow in at the Oyster Point in Red Bank where there will be some good doctors who might explain it to them.

Posted: October 20th, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: Anna Little, Frank Pallone, Health Care | Tags: , , , , | 3 Comments »