Americans finding MORALS? BLEEDING: Planned Parenthood lost 400,000 individual donors last year

[The Purge]

Planned Parenthood’s latest annual report has revealed that the largest provider of abortions in the nation is bleeding donors. According to American Life League (ALL), Planned Parenthood lost almost 400,000 individual donors during the fiscal year ending last June.

Jim Sedlak, executive director of American Life League, has tracked Planned Parenthood data for many years and told Live Action News that between 2000 and 2010, individual contributors dropped nearly 26 percent (24.57%) before beginning a climb upward. Now, it appears that the organization’s donors are again tracking downward, showing a loss of nearly 27 percent (26.66%) from just the previous year.

While the reason for the donor mass exodus remains unclear, one question arises: could this be the reason why Planned Parenthood has doubled down to secure millions in taxpayer dollars? As Live Action News previously documented, the corporation saw a nearly $53 million increase in taxpayer dollars, reporting $563.8 million (2017) to $616.8 million (highest amounts recorded in recent years) in 2018. And, since 2008, Taxpayer dollars to Planned Parenthood increased nearly 70 percent (69.82%) from $363.2 million in 2008 to $616.8 million in 2018. Image: Planned Parenthood 2018 abortion numbers and taxpayer dollars

Planned Parenthood 2018 abortion numbers and taxpayer dollars 2000 to 2018

Also increasing: abortions. In Planned Parenthood’s latest 2018-2019 annual report, the corporation reported its largest number of abortions in one year — 345,672 — an almost 13,000 increase from the previous year and a nearly seven percent (6.67%) increase from 324,008 in 2008. According to a recent analysis by Operation Rescue, “Of the 710 abortion facilities currently open for business, 381, or 54 percent, are Planned Parenthood facilities.” Today, based on the latest abortion data, Planned Parenthood commits 40 percent of reported abortions in the U.S.

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[Kosh]

I am all for abortions being legal and clean!

But I am also for true choice, that when someone walks into a clinic they get all information and not just information about abortions so they can make an informed decision.

 

[Lysistrata]

I am all for abortions being legal and clean!

But I am also for true choice, that when someone walks into a clinic they get all information and not just information about abortions so they can make an informed decision.

There is no reason to think that a person who walks into a PP clinic does not get all information. Where did you get this information that PP clinics provide information on abortion only?

Moreover, the anti-choice activists and their organizations, and many states, have a history of disseminating false and misleading information about abortions, and not giving full information about gestation, the experience and risks of pregnancy and childbirth, or giving none, and never even touch on the subject of what happens next, what happens to the infants, who will raise them, and what programs the state has in place for receiving or paying for them.
It is telling that many of the anti-choice states do not direct women to any website, including government sites, that would supply all complete information in one place, despite politicians' claims that women aren't "fully informed."

Some go as far as requiring women to go in person to some center, without any description of what would take place during this mandatory visit, the professional credentials of their staff, whether staff members are allowed to touch visitors or ask them personal questions, whether these centers are covered by HIPPA, what privacy laws protect visitors, what organizations these centers are affiliated with, whether they can be sued for providing false information or subjecting visitors to religious or "morality" lectures. This has all been very sneaky.

The only information that women should accept is that which comes from or is approved by the AMA, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists, authentic mental-health organizations, or from trusted publications like Our Bodies, Ourselves.