(AFP/File) - Members of the "Planned Parenthood' women's rights group protest against the "Stupak Ammendment" on November 2009. The health care reform bill passed by US senators Thursday tramples on women's abortion rights and leeches off working Americans while enriching the insurance industry and changing little, critics said.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)

(AFP/File) - Members of the "Planned Parenthood' women's rights group protest against the "Stupak Ammendment" on November 2009. The health care reform bill passed by US senators Thursday tramples on women's abortion rights and leeches off working Americans while enriching the insurance industry and changing little, critics said.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)

(AFP/File) - Members of the "Planned Parenthood' women's rights group protest against the "Stupak Ammendment" on November 2009. The health care reform bill passed by US senators Thursday tramples on women's abortion rights and leeches off working Americans while enriching the insurance industry and changing little, critics said.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)

(AFP/File) - Members of the "Planned Parenthood' women's rights group protest against the "Stupak Ammendment" on November 2009. The health care reform bill passed by US senators Thursday tramples on women's abortion rights and leeches off working Americans while enriching the insurance industry and changing little, critics said.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)

(AFP/File) - Members of the "Planned Parenthood' women's rights group protest against the "Stupak Ammendment" on November 2009. The health care reform bill passed by US senators Thursday tramples on women's abortion rights and leeches off working Americans while enriching the insurance industry and changing little, critics said.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)