The 4th of July is starting out with a real bang! Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky announced July 2 it is closing three Indiana clinics this summer, in Bedford, Madison, and Warsaw.
None of the three clinics commit abortions; they are all feeders.
On its website the Planned Parenthood affiliate indicates the Bedford and Warsaw clinics will shutter on July 25. No date is listed for Madison’s closure.
According to the Indiana Economic Digest, Planned Parenthood unknowingly admitted partial responsibility for the Bedford clinic’s demise – “a decline in patients coming to Planned Parenthood. It added, “Lawrence County’s demographics have shifted to an older population and younger adults have sought other options for health and reproductive care.”
Of course, Planned Parenthood’s demographic winter is in part due to the future patients it has aborted.
The Bedford clinic has been in operation 39 years, since 1975, enough time to aid in aborting of two generations.
Planned Parenthood boasted 34 Indiana clinics in 2009. That number is now down to 27 and will sink to 24 by summer’s end.
Since 2008, Planned Parenthoods in Indiana have been the target of several Live Action investigations, although they involved none of the currently closing clinics.
Most recently a counselor at Planned Parenthood Midtown in Indianapolis was caught on tape encouraging a Live Action investigator she thought was a 15-year-old to participate in dangerous sado-masochistic sex.
Back in 2009, Live Action caught a now closed Planned Parenthood in Indy lying to its investigator about fetal development.
And in 2008, Live Action exposed Planned Parenthoods in Bloomington and the Georgetown Road/Indianapolis, both of which are still open, as willing to cover up the statutory rape of an investigator posing as a 13-year-old impregnated by her 31-year-old boyfriend.
In 2013 a federal judge permanently blocked the Indiana legislature’s attempt to defund Planned Parenthood.
LifeNews.com Note: Jill Stanek fought to stop “live birth abortions” after witnessing one as an RN at Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois. That led to the Born Alive Infants Protection Act legislation, signed by President Bush, that would ensure that proper medical care be given to unborn children who survive botched abortion attempts.
