New PP CEO Wants to Double Down on Abortion Business

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The actual quotes, taken directly from your "Life News" article:

"There is huge unmet need across our country, and it is our moral imperative to provide care for all those who need us," Wen said. "I plan to expand our services, and expand our reach."

Later, she added: "We are probably the only healthcare organization that has a presence in all 50 states. [This, she said, is why she wants to expand.]"

"There is no question we are in a state of emergency for women’s health," she said. "[When a society] treats one type of healthcare differently than everyone else, that’s when we get to where we are, which is the biggest healthcare crisis of our time."

"I strongly believe that healthcare must be guaranteed to all regardless of our ability to pay," Wen told The Guardian. "… all people should be treated with compassion and high quality care – that’s what a society should guarantee."

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Ah yeah, just a bit of racism as a cherry on top

Stating a fact about someone's background is racism?

Also, no matter what flowery language Wen may use to detail this expansion , the end result is always the deaths of more innocent, unborn children.

Out of curiosity, what do you think this woman's incentive is to cause the deaths of more innocent, unborn children?

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Ah yeah, just a bit of racism as a cherry on top

Stating a fact about someone's background is racism?

Also, no matter what flowery language Wen may use to detail this expansion , the end result is always the deaths of more innocent, unborn children.

Out of curiosity, what do you think this woman's incentive is to cause the deaths of more innocent, unborn children?

Abortion is a very lucrative business, money-wise. PP performs about 320,000 abortions every year, with each costing around $1000. That amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue for PP every year, why wouldn't they want to expand (rights of the unborn be damned)?

Source on the 320,000 figure: https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/371078-planned-parenthoods-annual-report-is-out-another-unhappy-tale

If it's truly all about the money, why would they take a massive loss each year giving free birth control and IUDs to prevent abortions? They'd be losing money in order to make less money. That doesn't make sense. Unless they genuinely want to expand their services to as many women as possible to ensure they get the kind of care that would actually lower the number of abortions they would need to provide.