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As America recoils from the horror of the trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell, let's not forget a crucial fact:
Planned Parenthood has argued in the Florida legislature for the "right" to do what Gosnell did -- kill a child after it's born, if the mother and doctor agree.
Astounding.
Even more astounding is the fact that American taxpayers subsidize Planned Parenthood, providing roughly half its budget.
At the ACLJ, we are fighting Planned Parenthood on multiple fronts - filing briefs supporting states that defund Planned Parenthood, directly suing Planned Parenthood for fraud, and working tirelessly in Washington and elsewhere to persuade legislators to cut off all taxpayer funding.
We need your help. Let Congress and the President know that you don't want a single taxpayer dollar to go to an organization that aborts hundreds of thousands of unborn children and fights for the right to abort even after a baby is born.
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel
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