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Planned Parenthood fears Trump would ban abortion

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Planned Parenthood fears Trump would ban abortion

As the Republican National Convention draws near to its conclusion in Cleveland, Planned Parenthood continues its campaign to oppose the GOP’s pro-life candidates. In a Tuesday email, the abortion giant urged supporters to outspokenly oppose Donald Trump for president, due to his pro-life values.

The email featured a picture of Trump, with the words “Trump on the best way to ban abortion: ‘by electing me president.’”

“We can’t afford to be silent,” Planned Parenthood told readers, arguing that a Trump presidency would be disastrous for abortion rights.

On its new website, Toxic Trump, Planned Parenthood displays further reasons why a President Trump should worry abortion supporters, even claiming that Trump would “prevent millions from accessing basic health care at Planned Parenthood.”

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The website also features content attacking Trump’s VP pick Mike Pence, labelling him as “THE anti-women’s health crusader.” Planned Parenthood continues, “If you haven’t heard of Pence, you’ve got to know that he is just as dangerous as Trump himself. The difference: Pence has already passed extreme anti-abortion, anti-Planned Parenthood, anti-LGBTQ laws.”

While pro-lifers debate whether a President Trump would sufficiently embody pro-life values in office, one thing is clear: the other side sees him as a real threat to the abortion business.

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