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The Democratic Party – fast being overtaken by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) – apparently won the midterm elections in large part because voters rejected the Trump administration’s “tyranny” against abortion rights.
That’s from Planned Parenthood Action Fund and Planned Parenthood Votes, the political arms of America’s top corporate abortion vendor.
The organizations claimed Friday in a press statement that “voters said, ‘No more’ to President Trump and his backers.”
The groups said that, leading up to Election Day, they worked to drive the narrative that abortion is “health care” and to convince voters that restrictions on ending the lives of the unborn are the equivalent of “tyranny.”
“These election results are a full-stop rejection of tyranny — a ‘hell, no’ to the Trump administration and its allies in Congress who ‘defunded’ Planned Parenthood and played politics with our health,” they declared.
The activist groups said their narrative of “reproductive freedom” ended up delivering “critical wins at all levels in states across the country.”
“Through the ‘We Decide’ campaign, Planned Parenthood Votes (PPVotes) and Planned Parenthood Action Fund (Action Fund) mobilized millions of voters and elevated reproductive rights as a key issue this election cycle,” the press release said. “Abortion and ‘defunding’ Planned Parenthood were dealbreakers for voters.”
According to the statement, Planned Parenthood’s “We Decide” campaign “flipped the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, breaking Trump’s stranglehold on Congress by winning critical races in Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.”
As Politico reported, House Democrats’ Cost-of-Living Healthcare Working Group sent Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (New York) a summary of its members’ agenda for the “First 100 Hours, First 100 Days, and First Year of the 120th Congress.”
The memorandum, posted September 1, named potential legislation to be filed within the “first 100 hours” of the new Congress to include H.R. 4611, the Equal Access to Abortion Coverage in Health Insurance (EACH) Act, introduced earlier by Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Massachusetts), that would prioritize taxpayer funding of abortion and continue flooding Planned Parenthood with federal dollars.
The measure would “[r]e-establish a federal right to abortion care and end restrictions that prevent people covered through federal health programs from receiving abortion coverage,” the working group offered.
Democrats also plan to reintroduce H.R. 12, the Women’s Health Protection Act, originally introduced by Rep. Judy Chu (California).
“H.R. 12 would create a nationwide statutory right for patients to receive abortion care and for health care providers to supply it, free from state and local restrictions,” the working group wrote. “H.R. 4611 would ensure that every person who receives care or insurance through the federal government could receive abortion services at no cost to the patient. It also prohibits political interference in decisions by private health insurance companies, including ACA marketplace coverage, to offer coverage for abortion care.”
In their press release, Planned Parenthood campaign activists also touted that while pro-life candidates attempted to “outrun their hostile records,” voters ultimately “trusted PPVotes and the Action Fund to tell them the truth.”
Planned Parenthood – one of the nation’s largest distributors of sex-rejecting hormone drugs – also celebrated its victories in several state pro-abortion and pro- “gender-affirming care” ballot initiatives.
“Virginians and Nevadans voted to enshrine reproductive freedom in their state constitutions, and Missourians rejected lawmakers’ attempts to restore the state’s abortion ban and ban gender-affirming care for minors,” the pro-abortion groups boasted.
Nevertheless, an extreme pro-abortion ballot initiative was defeated in Idaho following a campaign by Stanton Healthcare, a Christian pro-life clinic, that worked with faith communities within the state.
Rev. Patrick Mahoney, Chief Strategy Officer for Stanton Public Policy Center, explained that Idaho’s “Prop 1 would have allowed abortions to be performed on viable children, stripped parents of their rights by allowing their teen daughters to get abortions without parental consent and allowing non-physicians and untrained people to perform abortions.”
“One of the biggest takeaways of this historic vote was the passionate involvement and engagement of the local church community,” Mahoney emphasized. “Stanton understood if the faith community came out to vote, Prop 1 would be defeated.”
“Simply said…’When Christians vote, life wins.’”
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