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Planned Parent's Argument Of Abortion

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Abortion opponents want this bill passed because it would reduce the amount of abortions being performed in the country. Planned parenthood serves mainly lower income women, and if Planned Parenthood could not perform abortions for a year, few lower income women could get abortions. Some could get abortions by paying more for them, but not all. The reason abortion opponents are pushing for this is recent reports that Planned Parenthood has been selling fetal tissue for research. This has not been proven. Pro abortion people are saying that abortion opponents are using these fetal tissue allegations as an excuse to further reduce the ability of women to get an abortion. The majority of people are pro abortion and would not want this bill

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