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Planned Parenthood deletes ‘prenatal care’ tweet after Live Action responds

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Planned Parenthood deletes ‘prenatal care’ tweet after Live Action responds

Planned Parenthood was founded by eugenicist Margaret Sanger. The organization has been documented accepting donations targeting black babies, and commits more abortions than any other organization in the United States. Yet even though abortion takes more Black lives every year than any other causes of death combined, support from the Black community for Planned Parenthood remains. The Planned Parenthood Black Community Twitter account recently used Beyoncé’s new song, “Die with You,” to attempt to promote Planned Parenthood’s virtually non-existent prenatal care.

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But that tweet disappeared once Live Action and others called Planned Parenthood’s bluff regarding the abortion giant’s prenatal care services. Earlier this year, Live Action exposed Planned Parenthood for being an abortion corporation, highlighting, among other issues, that virtually no Planned Parenthood locations provide prenatal care, despite the abortion giant publicly claiming otherwise.

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Footage from Live Action even shows Planned Parenthood employees admitting to investigators posing as perspective prenatal care clients that there are better locations and resources to find prenatal care, including the life-affirming CareNet. Some Planned Parenthood employees in the video very candidly offer that Planned Parenthood’s focus is on abortion, not prenatal care, despite what the group’s PR machine tells the public.

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This is not the first time that Live Action and Live Action News have set the record straight on Planned Parenthood’s lies, taking on Planned Parenthood’s allies in the media, uncovering the organization’s falsehoods about offering prenatal care, and unmasking the truth about Planned Parenthood’s steady decline in non-abortion services and lack of mammograms. While Planned Parenthood CEO and president Cecile Richards admitted before Congress in 2015 that Planned Parenthood doesn’t do any mammograms, she wasn’t truthful about never leading the public to believe otherwise.

It is not merely that Planned Parenthood lies about its services. On one hand, the abortion giant jokes about a pop star’s song encouraging pregnancies (a pop star who is pregnant with twins), while on the other hand, the organization commits 34.9 percent of abortions in the United States, and is a national and world leader in abortion.

For the organization that is responsible for the death of so many innocents, sadly, nothing is surprising.

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