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Planed Parenthood flush with cash from low income women abortions is planning a “rebranding” to become more attractive to women in the suburbs and to appeal to women of means. For subscribers to the Wall Street Journal the link to the entire piece is here.

And, more abortions is a worthy goal?

I thought American society wanted “FEWER” abortions.

A POX on PP.

John McCain to adress California voters at a Fresno town hall at 10 AM PDT.

The subject: Energy and National Security.

John McCain will push on Monday for car makers to build more environmentally friendly vehicles, threatening new legislation if they do not comply and proposing tax breaks to encourage consumers to buy “cleaner” cars.

“Whether it takes a meeting with automakers during my first month in office, or my signature on an act of Congress, we will meet the goal of a swift conversion of American vehicles away from oil,” he will say.

The Arizona senator who has wrapped up his party’s White House nomination, will also propose tax incentives to prod Americans to buy vehicles that produce less pollution.

“For every automaker who can sell a zero-emissions car, we will commit a $5,000 tax credit for each and every customer who buys that car,” he will say.

“For other vehicles, whatever type they may be, the lower the carbon emissions, the higher the tax credit.”

McCain will say that the existing financial penalties levied on car makers for not complying with fuel efficiency standards — known as U.S. Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) — are too low.

Flap has the speech but it has been embargoed and will release it at 10.

Ed Morrissey outlines the lukewarm support of former President Bill Clinton for Barack Obama. The less than enthusiastic support for Obama’s environmental policy was decidely evident at the Mayor’s conference in Miami.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton offered faint praise for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s energy policy on Sunday, saying he preferred it to that of Republican rival John McCain.

“I think we’ll get better national policy next year,” Clinton told the U.S. Conference of Mayors in a speech centered on improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gases.

It was the former president’s first public appearance since his wife, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, ended her presidential campaign on June 7, after Obama emerged as the Democratic candidate in the November election.

The former first lady endorsed Obama, urged her supporters to rally behind him and is scheduled to campaign with him later this week.

But her husband has not publicly endorsed the presumptive Democratic nominee to succeed President George W. Bush. Asked by journalists when he might do so, Clinton smiled and shook hands with spectators without acknowledging he heard the question.

And, why?

Answer: The normal resentment – NOPE

It is ALL about the money.

With Obama opting out of public financing he cannot help Hillary and Bill retire her campaign debt which approaches $20 million, $10 million of which comes personally from the former first couple. Obviously, there has been discussion between the Obama and Clinton camps about the debt but there has been NO announcement of a deal.

Watch for Hillary to twist in her support for Obama and press him later in the summer if Obama nor the Democrat Party comes to her and Bill’s financial rescue.

Are the Clinton’s REALLY hoping for an Obama’ misstep to reclaim her candidacy in Denver?

They will be patient.

Barack Obama’s legislative record is “THIN” from both the United States Senate and the Illinois Legislature where he was a state senator. But, he offers “change and “hope.”

GAD!

When McCain, the GOP and maybe the MSM start demanding Obama discuss the issues, American voters will uncover the truth that Obama is an inexperienced typical Chicago pol.

Let the discussion begin.

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