The Planned Parenthood abortion business has closed two more clinics in the state of Iowa, bringing the total to 12 in the last two years. While not every Planned Parenthood location does surgical abortions or dispenses the dangerous mifepristone abortion drug, every center provides abortion referrals.
Iowa Right to Life provided LifeNews with this update:
“Breaking news! This afternoon we learned that the Planned Parenthood of the Heartland webcam abortion facilities in Red Oak and Creston, Iowa, will close on June 18,” IRTL executive director Jenifer Bowen told LifeNews. “In the past 2 years alone, we have seen TWELVE Iowa Planned Parenthoods close for good, many of which sold webcam abortions. Fourteen locations will still remain after June 18, along with the Emma Goldman abortion facility in Iowa City.”
“We want to publicly thank the faithful Pro-Lifers who went out to the sidewalks in both Red Oak and Creston, in all kinds of weather, to offer women life-saving alternatives. It’s in no small part due to their ongoing peaceful, prayerful presence these abortion facilities are shutting down,” Bowen said.
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To ensure more closures and fewer abortions, here are pro-life candidates Iowa Right to Life has endorsed for Tuesday’s primary election:
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Governor Terry Branstad
Lieutenant Governor Kim Reynolds
U.S Senate
Sam Clovis
Senator Joni Ernst
Matt Whitaker
U.S. Representative District 1
Rod Blum
Steve Rathje
U.S. Representative District 2
Mark Lofgren
Matthew Waldren
U.S. Representative District 3
Robert Cramer
Joe Grandanette
Matt Schultz
Monte Shaw
David Young
Senator Brad Zaun
U.S. Representative District 4
Congressman Steve King
State Senator
District 1: Senator David Johnson
District 3: Senator Bill Anderson
District 5: Tim Kraayenbrink
District 7: Senator Rick Bertrand
District 9: Jason Schultz
District 11: Art Hill
District 13: Senator Julian Garrett
District 15: Crystal Bruntz
District 19: Senator Jack Whitver
District 23: Jeremy Davis
District 25: Senator Bill Dix
District 27: Shawn Dietz AND Timothy Junker
District 29: James Budde AND James Heavens
District 39: Bob Anderson AND Royce Phillips
District 41: Senator Mark Chelgren
District 47: Senator Roby Smith
State Representative
District 1: John Wills
District 2: Rep. Megan Hess
District 3: Rep. Daniel Huseman
District 4: Rep. Dwayne Alons
District 5: Rep. Chuck Soderberg
District 6: Rep. Ron Jorgensen
District 7: Rep. Tedd Gassman
District 10: Mike Sexton
District 12: Brian Best
District 15: Troy Arthur AND John Blue
District 16: Rep. Mary Ann Hanusa
District 17: Rep. Matt Windschitl
District 18: Steven Holt AND Dillon Malone
District 19: Rep. Ralph Watts
District 20: Rep. Clel Baudler
District 21: Rep. Jack Drake
District 22: Rep. Greg Forristall
District 23: Rep. Mark Costello
District 24: Rep. Cecil Dolecheck
District 25: Rep. Stan Gustafson
District 26: James Butler AND Eric Durbin
District 27: Rep. Joel Fry
District 28: Rep. Greg Heartsill
District 29: Patrick Payton
District 30: Zach Nunn
District 37: Rep. John Landon
District 38: Rep. Kevin Koester
District 39: Rep. Jake Highfill
District 43: Rep. Chris Hagenow
District 47: Rep. Chip Baltimore
District 54: Rep. Linda Upmeyer
District 55: Darrel Branhagen
District 57: Ryan Kilburg
District 60: Rep. Walt Rogers
District 63: Rep. Sandy Salmon
District 64: Craig Johnson
District 67: Rep. Kraig Paulsen
District 68: Ken Rizer
District 71: Jane Jech
District 72: Rep. Dean Fisher
District 75: Rep. Dawn Pettengill
District 79: Rep. Guy Vander Linden
District 80: Rep. Larry Sheets
District 82: Jeff Shipley
District 84: Rep. David Heaton AND Ralph Holmstrom
District 91: Mark Cisneros
District 92: Ross Paustian
District 94: Rep. Linda Miller
District 95: Rep. Quentin Stanerson
District 96: Rep. Lee Hein
District 97: Norlin Mommsen
