BREAKING: Planned Parenthood Pres. removed from office

Dr. Wen and Vietnam valor-thief Dick Blumenthal

In a  little longer than it takes to carry a baby to full-term, Planned Parenthood President Dr. Leana Wen, is no longer viable as leader of the country's largest abortion mill. She has been canned after only 10 months on the job.

According to The New York Times, “The move came after hours of negotiations Tuesday between the board of directors and the president, Leana Wen, according to two people familiar with the decision … people familiar with the move said there had been internal strife over her management, and that the group felt it needed a more aggressive political leader to fight the efforts to roll back access to abortions.”

Perhaps she wasn't terminating the lives of the unborn efficiently enough.

The new acting president was unanimously chosen by Planned Parenthood’s board on Tuesday: Alexis McGill Johnson, the co-founder of the Perception Institute, who will also serve as chief executive of both Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Planned Parenthood Action Fund. 

McGill Johnson released a statement that read, “I am proud [as in 'not ashamed'] to step in to serve as acting president and facilitate a smooth leadership transition in this critical moment for Planned Parenthood and the patients and communities we serve. I thank Dr. Wen for her service and her commitment to patients” [not counting the countless dead the organization facilitates each year.

Wen stated in an interview with The New York Times in May, “There are thousands of people who wake up every day thinking that their job is to take away everything that we stand for, to take away bodily autonomy, to take away the right to health care for millions of people who depend on us."

Health care? How is an abortion, the killing of a human being, health care?

In a September 2018 video, Wen made the crazy claim that the women she aided in getting abortions were “our most vulnerable individuals.” And she was serious. The women who choose to kill their unborn babies are the most vulnerable, not the victims of the abortions.

The same month, she blatantly lied saying, "There are no federal taxpayer dollars that go towards abortion," a claim which was debunked by the Daily Wire’s Frank Camp:

Understanding the fungibility of money within an organization is paramount if one wants to understand why many Republicans want to pull federal dollars from Planned Parenthood. Merriam-Webster defines "fungibility" as "being something (such as money or a commodity) of such a nature that one part or quantity may be replaced by another equal part or quantity in paying a debt or settling an account." … 

That's fungibility; money floats around. Even if federal law like the Hyde Amendment prohibits taxpayer dollars from directly funding abortions, federal money can be used elsewhere within the Planned Parenthood organization so that other funds can be reallocated for abortion services.

In other words, if the government gives PP a million dollars and the money itself is not allowed to be used for abortions, they simply use that money in another area and the money allocated for the other area is used for abortions.

In March 2019, Wen boasted that she was President Trump’s “nightmare,” tweeting, "Last night, I was on @TheDailyShow to talk about Planned Parenthood’s incredible life-saving work. @Trevornoah called me @realDonaldTrump's 'nightmare' — a badge of honor I proudly wear as we fight for our patients, our rights & our future!”

Actually, she is every religious, pro-life person's nightmare. Plus, she's a damn liar. In May 2019, The Washington Post gave her four Pinocchios after repeatedly making false claim that “thousands” of women died from illegal abortions before the Roe v. Wade decision. 

Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler wrote, “These numbers were debunked in 1969 — 50 years ago — by a statistician celebrated by Planned Parenthood. There’s no reason to use them today.”

And there is no reason for the U.S. government to fund Planned Parenthood for any reason. They make enough money selling baby body parts.

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"Spartacus" wins 3 Pinocchios saying toy guns more are regulated than firearms

Presidential candidate and wild-eyed leftist Cory Booker (Duh-NJ) made the claim that in the United States, there is "more federal regulation over toy guns than real ones."

The Washington Post‘s fact-checker, a left-leaning newspaper, awarded Booker three Pinocchios for his false claim [aka: bald-faced lie].

Polling in the proverbial toilet in the Democrat presidential primary, "Spartacus" recently rolled out a 14-point policy proposal to combat gun violence. So crazy was his proposal that even The New York Times, a former newspaper, described his nonsense as one of the "the most progressive gun-control measures suggested by a candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for president."

The proposal included a variety of measures that would significantly alter how firearms are regulated in the United States, including a gun licensing program that would force individuals who want to purchase a firearm to "apply for a license in much the same way one applies for a passport," according to The Times.

After the Nazis confiscated guns from the Jews

Booker's campaign released a Medium post, detailing the lunatic's proposal, writing, "there is more regulation over toy guns than real ones. While medicine, children's toys, and any number of other consumer products are subject to regulation by the federal government, firearms are exempt. In other words, gun manufacturers have little incentive to make their products safer. Cory will work to close this loophole in federal oversight and allow the Consumer Product Safety Commission to ensure gun safety by making safety warnings and issuing recalls for faulty firearms."

Actually, there are more regulations regarding children not being permitted to watch an "R" rated movie than there are regarding children getting an abortion.

Glenn Kessler, the Washington Post‘s fact-checker, on Monday morning said, "Booker's comparison of the regulations of toy guns and real guns is specious," giving him three Pinocchios for the statements.

Analyzing Booker's wording, Kessler explained

"There are clearly many laws and regulations governing the sale, distribution and use of guns," including the ban against certain types of firearms and design features such as bump stocks which were banned by the ATF in 2018.

"Our industry is the most heavily regulated industry in the country," Mark Oliva, a spokesman for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, told the Washington Post. "No other industry is regulated at the federal, state, and local level to the extent our industry is regulated, which include design and performance standards."

Rounding out his analysis of Booker's statement, Kessler wrote, "Firearms, at just about every level, are highly regulated in the United States. Booker is calling for another level of regulation, but he can't suggest toy guns are even more highly regulated."

But he can because he believes liberals are stupid. And in a way, when it comes to the Second Amendment and firearms, they are.


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