March 8, 2017

Planned Parenthood chasing money, say ex-officials

Many who represent and support the abortion giant have repeatedly stated that without its services, poor women would have nowhere to go for quality health care.

Ramona Trevino, a former manager of a Texas Planned Parenthood facility, became disenchanted and left the organization.  She said in a Live Action video that the amount of time spent with patients was drastically reduced. The result was demonstrated especially among girls who were not appropriately instructed on the use of birth control pills.  Sue Thayer directed two Planned Parenthood clinics in Iowa and told Live Action that as the quota for abortions increased, the amount of time per patient was reduced.



Republicans are working to reallocate over a half-billion dollars from Planned Parenthood to local health clinics that are not so busy doing abortions.

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