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Scalded Nun

(1,237 posts) Wed Apr 1, 2015, 02:32 PM Apr 2015

Once again, Texas leads the charge to the bottom

Truly disgusting. I despair seeing this crap come out of Austin. I am so sad (and ashamed) to say I am a Texan. We never used to be this cruel, nor so reliant upon ignorance and hate. Now it is 'business as usual' for us.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas would cut $3 million from programs to prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases and spend that money instead on abstinence education...

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[link:http://www.bustle.com/articles/73430-texas-wants-hiv-std-prevention-money-used-for-abstinence-education-instead|

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Once again, Texas leads the charge to the bottom (Original Post) Scalded Nun Apr 2015 OP
isn't it running neck and neck with Kentucky? hollysmom Apr 2015 #1
Yeah, because that works so well. n/t BeeBee Apr 2015 #2
Yep, having the 4th. highest teen pregnacy rate isn't good enough. Got sinkingfeeling Apr 2015 #3
Wow... Hepburn Apr 2015 #4

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3. Yep, having the 4th. highest teen pregnacy rate isn't good enough. Got
Reply to Scalded Nun (Original post)
Wed Apr 1, 2015, 03:09 PM
Apr 2015

to give Mississippi a run for the money.

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