Baby's death divides small Iowa town

AP via USAToday.com ^ | 9/3/02

[GeneD]

STORM LAKE, Iowa (AP)

[GeneD]

The casket of the unidentified infant
found in May at an Iowa recycling center.
(Dana Larsen/AP)

[soccermom]

"It would be devastating for the clinic to have to turn these records over," she said. "We go way back. I think people realize I'm just trying to do the right thing." Sure, dear, Planned Parenthood is always doing the right thing!

[Oreo Kookey]

I plan on being in the vicinity when the Lord exacts His revenge on Planned Parenthood employees. It will be swift and sure. Can hardly wait.

[Frohickey]

I'm starting to see what the pro-Life people have been saying all along.

But mostly, I'm appalled! (What is my tax dollars doing in Iowa?! My babies are not supposed to be in Iowa. They are supposed to be in my bank account, waiting for the day when I use them to pay for my new baby... prolly a new Sig or a new SuperRedhawk!) :)

[Sangamon Kid]

Thayer said she has also gotten sidelong glances at the grocery store.

And those, mind you, are reeeaaallllly dangerous, especially the Iowa variety.

[jwalsh07]

One of the reasons they don't want to open their records is the vast numbers of underage girls they enable abortions for. Oh, by the way, who made those girls pregnant?

[ValerieUSA]

The Sheriff just might find he has a lot of work to do if he sees the PP pregnancy test records and realizes half of the "women" who showed up were age 14 and under. A whole lot of raping is going on... (underage consent is NOT consent)
Face it, an older teen or grown woman can just buy a pregnancy test in the next town and conduct the test in privacy at home. PP's pregnancy test service is unnecessary. Only young girls afraid of their parents or incapable of reading the results would go there for that reason. Their MUCH older boyfriends will take them there, knowing discretion is on their side.

[chiefqc]

JUST SHOW ME THE MONEY, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE.

[Rocko]

Reference bump.