Brad Mattes
www.lifeissues.org

State legislatures across the country are voting to end tax funding of Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest chain of abortion mills. Indiana was the first. Planned Parenthood claimed the sky was falling and thousands of needy women in Indian wouldn’t get health care if they were on Medicaid. Then pro-lifers called nearly all the state affiliates posing as women on Medicaid, concerned about where they’d get services. Staff from all the Planned Parenthoods contacted said they weren’t the only source of women’s health care for those on Medicaid. Staffers suggested local health clinics or state-assigned primary care physicians. Even a primary care doctor was recommended. “They have the same services we have” the women callers were told. Turns out the only difference was abortion.