Re "it is only his ??th day" then I do have to say various appointments and prospective appointments had been known for sometimes weeks at points prior to this. Though I agree the truly popcorn worthy things will probably come later it is not like there is no information to go on.
The opposition to somewhat funded abortions and the like seems to be an almost uniquely American concept. With the exception of the republic of Ireland, which gets a lot of stick for it and somewhat has the policy of "England is just across the water and Northern Ireland might just be a short drive and they can do it for you", and some parts of eastern Europe the government having any involvement in such matters is almost a complete non issue, certainly one that has no political traction whatsoever.
Care to expand upon why this may be different here, or indeed why the planned parenthood organisation may have lost its way and want to be replaced by a perhaps more effective organisation with a similar mandate? Alternatively if it is some kind of moral objection then would it override a concept like "if you don't like them then don't get one"?
