Planned Parenthood wants government money without accountability

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Planned Parenthood’s latest lawsuit betrays the lie that it cares first and foremost about providing healthcare for women. The nation’s largest abortion provider is suing to keep information from the government and to block safety inspections at its clinics. Planned Parenthood wants government money without government accountability.

The American Civil Liberties Union, on behalf of Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, has filed a lawsuit against the state of Indiana to block a new law that requires two basic things: Each clinic would need to undergo an annual safety inspection by the Department of Health, and each clinic would need to report any “abortion complications” experienced by its patients to the Department of Health.

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