Abortion is not a private matter between a woman and her doctor, it is the systematic, state-sponsored elimination of human beings determined "unfit" or "unwanted", just as slavery and the Nazi Holocaust were before it. A just society can no longer tolerate this crime against humanity that has stolen more than 61 million human lives.

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Every day, women are placed at risk of injury, hospitalization, and death at Planned Parenthood abortion facilities around the nation.  Many women are never informed about the significant physical and emotional consequences of abortion.  If abortion is "healthcare", shouldn't we require abortionists to provide the same consumer protections as all other doctors?

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Planned Parenthood engages in fraud, targeting minorities, exploiting women and girls, infanticide and selling baby body parts.  Regardless of your position on "choice", Planned Parenthood is  bad business that does not deserve public support. Voters support laws that protect both women AND children, as well as their conscience objections.

Through the Time's Up and Me Too movements, America is calling for an end to sexual abuse in every institution. But few are calling out Planned Parenthood, one of America’s biggest accomplices to sexual abuse, even though there is widespread documentation of decades-long systemic sexual abuse cover up behind its doors.

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Women need access to whole-woman healthcare that Planned Parenthood simply doesn't provide. For each Planned Parenthood clinic, there are 20 community health clinics that provide free and low cost comprehensive healthcare, without the violence of abortion. Voters prefer programs that support both mother and children.

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The Constitution is silent on the issue of abortion, but very clear on the right to life.  Constitutional scholars universally acknowledge that the authors of the Constitution and Bill of Rights attributed the rights to life and liberty to God or "nature", not government. All are created equal in the eyes of God.  Neither God, nor the Constitution grants government the authority to deny the God-given right to life, but a duty to provide equal protection of that right under the law.