Posted on 10/15/2019 6:27:04 PM PDT by Morgana
Planned Parenthood is plotting its revenge against the pro-life Trump administration with some fat political donations. The abortion mill, which insists that Americans not see it as a political entity but a necessity for women’s health, has pledged millions of dollars to defeating Donald Trump in 2020.
Wow that’s a lot of money for political special interest. And here we thought they were penny pinching since being forced off of Title X subsidies.
The Hill reported October 9 that a Planned Parenthood super PAC “announced a $45 million electoral campaign on Wednesday to defeat President Trump and Republicans in key Senate races.” The “health care” provider is hoping to organize a “large scale” grassroots movement incorporating canvassing, television, digital, and radio.
Clearly, Planned Parenthood find a Trump 2020 win to be quite dangerous for their murderous brand. Executive director of Planned Parenthood Votes, Kelley Robinson claimed, “Next November, our very rights and freedoms will be on the ballot.” She added, “Already, we’ve seen Trump and his buddies in Congress and state legislatures do everything they can to strip us of our rights and access to health care.”
Circumstances have become more dire for the abortion giant, with recent setbacks to their pro-choice narrative as states like Georgia and Alabama have introduced strong anti-abortion legislation. The Trump administration has been a major pro-life ally as well, repealing the Mexico City Policy, forcing Planned Parenthood off of Title X federal funding — which the group has called a “gag rule,” and the president himself has railed against current pro-choice rhetoric as promoting “infanticide.”
The outlet reported that the abortion mill plans to aim its campaign at “must win” states for Trump’s upcoming campaign. These include “Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.”
Not only are these states important for Trump, but Arizona, Colorado, and North Carolina races will also play a large part in determining which party controls the Senate. Influencing these elections will be a huge focus for the abortion group, as well as going after individual state’s legislatures.
Robinson stated, “to all the politicians working to take away our rights and undermine access to health care — you’ve been warned.” And babies hoping to make it out of the womb alive? You’ve been warned too.
I don’t understand how it could be legal for a government subsidized organization such as Planned Parenthood to make such outrageous contributions to political campaigns.
Please, can anyone answer this question...(besides satan)?
FMCDH(BITS)
How many baby parts did they ilegally sell to get 45 million dollars...
Dont like Planned Parenthood? VOTE TRUMP
Would that be $45 million of the taxpayers’ money that is given to them?
Your tax dollars at work
Sure it’s a lot, but it’s not like it’s their money!
$45 million pissed into the wind. Good, let’s get this out in the open.
What a scam. They use millions of our tax dollars to funmel to the democrat party who then campaign to demand we continue to pay PP.
Yes, we’ve got to get money and time out there. It doesn’t have to be a lot of money - even $20 is good - but the other thing that we need to do is volunteer to be poll watchers (unpaid but need to be approved by their parties) or polling place staff (paid).
I worked the polls during the last few elections, and I saw Dem cheating that I couldn’t believe. They were busing in folks from the local facility for what we used to call the “retarded,” who were then being “voted” by the staff accompanying them. Some of the busses were sponsored by black churches, and others were sponsored by the healthcare workers union, a branch of the SEIU.
There was nothing we could do about it. Plus the Dems had hired thousands of lawyers, and all of us who were GOP poll workers received certified “legal letters” from them telling us that we were being watched and they knew our home addresses and for whom we worked. I was self-employed, so I didn’t give a darn, but believe me, it was scary.
We got very little support from the Florida GOP, not because they were necessarily evil, but simply because they had no idea of how to respond and, like Bush and the rest of the GOP, always wanted to give the opposition the benefit of the doubt.
They shouldn’t have, because this was very frightening to the poll workers and even the voters. The state GOP organizations need to be on top of this and a lot more aggressive and supportive.
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