The Scoop on the New Planned Parenthood Boss


The new Planned Parenthood boss is Leftist political activist Cecile Richards, daughter of former Texas Governor Ann Richards has no qualifications whatsoever to head a group that calls itself "a health proivider."

What she does have is a strong leftist background and pro-death agenda. Richards, 48, has served as deputy chief of staff to Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives, founded the Texas Freedom Network in 1995 to combat the “Religious Right,” which she considers racist and irrational and blames for her mother’s failed re-election campaign. Cecil Richards' avowed long-term goal is to "combat the religious right."

She worked as president of America Votes, a coalition of leftist groups that seeks to increase voter registration among liberals. She formed and served as president of Pro-Choice Vote, the largest 527 political committee in the 2000 election. Richards also has served on the boards the Planned Parenthood Action fund in the late 1990s and NARAL Pro-choice America.

It is quite obvious that Planned Parenthood will become even more active, more belligerent, more obnoxious, and even more out of the mainstream over the next several years. If Pro-lifers think they have experienced the full impact of an activist Planned Parenthood, they are completely wrong. The biggest battles are yet to come.
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  1. Pro Ecclesia1/14/06, 11:37 PM

    "It is quite obvious that Planned Parenthood will become even more active, more belligerent, more obnoxious, and even more out of the mainstream over the next several years."

    Is that even possible?

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  2. Jean Heimann1/15/06, 1:01 PM

    Hi Jay,

    It is hard to imagine that, but they are the epitome of evil in our society today and evil has no limits.

    The songs 'You Aint Seen Nothing Yet' and 'We've Only Just Begun' are going through my head right now.

    The Battle lines have been drawn and now the real battle of good vs. evil begins. I believe that the turning point in this war has begun.

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  3. Fidei Defensor1/16/06, 5:49 PM

    "I believe that the turning point in this war has begun."

    I was looking at your post on reverts, since this can be characterzied as a "war" it probably doesn't hurt to have Mel Gibson on our side! haha

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