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Isn’t it true that Komen finances breast cancer screening at planned parenthood clinics because there are more women who can benefit from the screening there at those clinics than if they set up screening at Pep Boys or the Sears tool section?

Yes it is true that they say that. However, it's a red herring.

Planned Parenthood would like everyone to believe that they operate TWO businesses:
1. Slaughterhouse.
2. Health clinic for women.

By keeping up this pretense, they get to receive government funding and groups like Komen continue to give them money. The end result is very similar to the "Oil for Food" fiasco we tried with Iraq in the 1990s. Big Murder (aka Planned Parenthood) takes tens of millions of dollars that are designated for non-murderous practices, but all it does is allow them to lower their overhead and keep down the cost of abortions.

As far as the Komen Foundation's claim that the money is for breast cancer screening, that is totally absurd. The ONLY recommended breast exam in women under 40 is a clinical breast exam, but this is little more than the doctor feeling for lumps and doesn't actually cost anything. Mammograms aren't started until a woman is 40, and women over 40 ARE NOT typically going to Planned Parenthood.

The ONLY real connections between Big Murder and breast cancer is that both birth control pills and abortion INCREASE the risk for breast cancer.

As far as the Komen Foundation's claim that the money is for breast cancer screening, that is totally absurd.

You call the Komen foundation liars. Where is your proof?

Mammograms aren't started until a woman is 40, and women over 40 ARE NOT typically going to Planned Parenthood.

Good point!