The facility has also faced numerous health violations, including a repeat violation of using expired medications and supplies as old as six years, repeatedly using single dose injectable meds for more than one patient, failing to record abortions after 18 weeks as legally required, failure to properly sterilize instruments between patients, failure to train employees on infection control procedures, failure to run background checks on employees, failure to record patients’ vitals before discharge, and multiple other violations.

“The issues that we are talking about today are centered around two key issues: Planned Parenthood not following the law and Planned Parenthood not protecting women’s health,” said Governor Mike Parson in a press conference.

READ: Women remember the dangers inside St. Louis’ record-breaking Planned Parenthood

Parson stated the Planned Parenthood has known for years that their license would expire on May 31, 2019. In March, annual inspections were performed and numerous violations were found. The State Health Department issued a statement about Planned Parenthood’s violations of the law and poor care for women. An investigation was opened, but the corporation refused to fully cooperate. The abortion corporation agreed to address two of the state’s requests: changing which facility staff provides state-mandated counseling to patients, and adding a pelvic exam for abortion patients.

However, Planned Parenthood is refusing to allow the health department to interview all of the abortionists who commit abortions at the facility, claiming that they are not all employees of Planned Parenthood.

Despite all of this, Planned Parenthood claimed that the state government is harassing them and that they were given “no explanation” as to why the government would want to investigate them.

“This is not a drill,” said president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Dr. Leana Wen. “This is not a warning. This is a real public health crisis. This has nothing to to do with medicine and everything to do with politics.”

Colleen McNicholas, an abortionist at the St. Louis Planned Parenthood, accused the government of “harassment” and “intimidation” in order to “stop us from providing the legal, necessary and exceptional care that we have always provided our patients.” (emphasis added) Years of health violations prove otherwise.

History and Health Department paperwork prove that Planned Parenthood’s lies are a blatant attempt to manipulate the public. And the people McNicholas believes abortion is “necessary” for are the “poorest” and “the most disadvantaged.” This is in line with their founder Margaret Sanger’s eugenic vision of making sure there are less of the “unfit,” which, to her, meant the poor, the “feeble-minded,” and minorities.

Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit is a ridiculous attempt to garner support despite their repeated mistreatment of women at the St. Louis facility. To defend this facility’s actions over the years is unacceptable and inexcusable and is further evidence that this abortion corporation must be defunded and shut down for good.

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“The issues that we are talking about today are centered around two key issues: Planned Parenthood not following the law and Planned Parenthood not protecting women’s health,” said Governor Mike Parson in a press conference.

READ: Women remember the dangers inside St. Louis’ record-breaking Planned Parenthood

Parson stated the Planned Parenthood has known for years that their license would expire on May 31, 2019. In March, annual inspections were performed and numerous violations were found. The State Health Department issued a statement about Planned Parenthood’s violations of the law and poor care for women. An investigation was opened, but the corporation refused to fully cooperate. The abortion corporation agreed to address two of the state’s requests: changing which facility staff provides state-mandated counseling to patients, and adding a pelvic exam for abortion patients.

However, Planned Parenthood is refusing to allow the health department to interview all of the abortionists who commit abortions at the facility, claiming that they are not all employees of Planned Parenthood.

Despite all of this, Planned Parenthood claimed that the state government is harassing them and that they were given “no explanation” as to why the government would want to investigate them.

“This is not a drill,” said president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Dr. Leana Wen. “This is not a warning. This is a real public health crisis. This has nothing to to do with medicine and everything to do with politics.”

Colleen McNicholas, an abortionist at the St. Louis Planned Parenthood, accused the government of “harassment” and “intimidation” in order to “stop us from providing the legal, necessary and exceptional care that we have always provided our patients.” (emphasis added) Years of health violations prove otherwise.

History and Health Department paperwork prove that Planned Parenthood’s lies are a blatant attempt to manipulate the public. And the people McNicholas believes abortion is “necessary” for are the “poorest” and “the most disadvantaged.” This is in line with their founder Margaret Sanger’s eugenic vision of making sure there are less of the “unfit,” which, to her, meant the poor, the “feeble-minded,” and minorities.

Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit is a ridiculous attempt to garner support despite their repeated mistreatment of women at the St. Louis facility. To defend this facility’s actions over the years is unacceptable and inexcusable and is further evidence that this abortion corporation must be defunded and shut down for good.

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