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Planned Parenthood director defects to pro-life movement

November 3, 2009 at 9:23 am by Jim Vicevich 2 Comments | Share via e-mail

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Planned Parenthood has been a part of Abby Johnson’s life for the past eight years; that is until last month, when Abby resigned. Johnson said she realized she wanted to leave, after watching an ultrasound of an abortion procedure.

“I just thought I can’t do this anymore, and it was just like a flash that hit me and I thought that’s it,” said Jonhson.

She handed in her resignation October 6. Johnson worked as the Bryan Planned Parenthood Director for two years.

According to Johnson, the non-profit was struggling under the weight of a tough economy, and changing it’s business model from one that pushed prevention, to one that focused on abortion.

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Comments

  1. Dimsdale says:
    November 3, 2009 at 10:10 am

    Even notice how people don’t seem to go in the other direction?   Particularly when supplied with facts?

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