by Erik Baptist
An upcoming Supreme Court case will determine whether states can decline to fund the pro-abortion organization. It should be obvious that they can — and must.
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A Planned Parenthood building in Birmingham, Ala., March 14, 2022.
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By many accounts, Planned Parenthood is an incurably sick beast whose time is nearing its end. Indeed, Planned Parenthood needs to be put out of its misery to stop the pain and suffering it has caused so many people over its 100-year existence.
The first step in this process is to eliminate the government’s funding of Planned Parenthood. Americans don’t want their tax dollars propping up an organization with a racist history and a legacy of human carnage that continues to the present day.
About the Author
Erik Baptist is senior counsel and director of the Center for Life at Alliance Defending Freedom (@ADFLegal).
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By many accounts, Planned Parenthood is an incurably sick beast whose time is nearing its end. Indeed, Planned Parenthood needs to be put out of its misery to stop the pain and suffering it has caused so many people over its 100-year existence.
The first step in this process is to eliminate the government’s funding of Planned Parenthood. Americans don’t want their tax dollars propping up an organization with a racist history and a legacy of human carnage that continues to the present day.
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About the Author
Erik Baptist is senior counsel and director of the Center for Life at Alliance Defending Freedom (@ADFLegal).
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