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The Abortion Debate Summary

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The article about the abortion debate refers to how an anonymous spy spied on Planned Parenthood. The article shows how the spy set up his operation to get information against abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood. The spy known as David Daleiden set up a fake organization and company. Daleiden then hired actors to act as his assistance: he provided fake ids launched a website and made business cards. Not only did he do all of this but he had papers on file at the secretary of state’s office. I do not agree with Daleiden’s approach to unravel facts about the abortion problem. The fact that he leaked countless illegal videos is crazy that he is not in jail. The videos had information that he should have not known. I believe he should be in

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