Contraception and defunding Planned Parenthood were basically the gist of the healthcare discussion at the second presidential debate held Tuesday night.
There was really no substantive discussion on the Affordable Care Act. Obamacare made the briefest of appearances and Romney in his final answer took credit for increasing the number of insured in Massachusetts. There was also a brief discussion on contraception and how Romney wants to defund Planned Parenthood.
But there were plenty of funny tweets using health metaphors. Here are a few.
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@mjacksonw it’s breast cancer awareness month and they’re wearing pink, so it’s okay. #makinguprules
— Leslie Jensen-Inman (@jenseninman) October 17, 2012
There have been Maury paternity test results delivered with less onstage chaos than this. #debates
— Cracked.com (@cracked) October 17, 2012
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CNN: Reports that Obama will end the debate by holding up Bin Laden’s head w/ his birth certificate in Bin Laden’s mouth. #debate #debates
— Chris Rock (@chrisrockoz) October 17, 2012
“One of the things I find most troubling about Obamacare is my inability to decide whether or not to take credit for it.” – Romney #debates — Gabe Delahaye (@gabedelahaye) October 17, 2012
“Guns don’t kill people. Vaginas do”#RomneyRyan2012 #debate
— andy lassner (@andylassner) October 17, 2012
#Romney: ‘Get married if you’re pregnant.Then your child won’t use assault weapon. ‘ Really thought I missed a new q being asked. #debates
— Sandra Fluke (@SandraFluke) October 17, 2012
Pres. Obama not looking at his pension. Too busy saving lives with the ACA.OFA.BO/414RHQ #DebateHealth
— DebateHealth (@DebateHealth) October 17, 2012
I’m sure this could all be solved with a Presidential Hunger Games. #Debates
— Kaleb Nation (@KalebNation) October 17, 2012
