Planned Parenthood is playing defense

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The midterm elections are less than three months away, and Planned Parenthood is nervous. The Supreme Court’s decision in June to overturn Roe v. Wade rattled the nation’s largest abortion provider. During the last presidential cycle, Planned Parenthood spent $45 million to support Democratic candidates who embraced abortion. Two years later, it is reportedly spending a record-shattering $50 million in an effort to see abortion-supporting politicians win.

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