If my colleagues had even one shred of evidence that Planned Parenthood had broken any laws, they would have gone to a State or Federal prosecutor right away.
Steve Cohen
The Public Record
Let us not forget this entire exercise is based on heavily edited videos doctored to make Planned Parenthood to be engaged in unlawful conduct, which it isn't.
I appreciate Planned Parenthood for what they do for lower income women, for women who need health services.
The fact is this hearing is just like Benghazi. It's just like the Select Committee on Planned Parenthood. It's politics.
I think that is very telling testimony, all edited out and wouldn't be seen in those videos that they are talking about.
there is no credible evidence supporting any allegation that Planned Parenthood has broken any law.
It is the law of the land. There is no such thing as murder. Murder is unlawful. This is lawful, a woman's choice, and within a certain period of time.
Imagine how many lives we could save if my colleagues devoted even one half of that attention to stopping the epidemic, and it is an epidemic, of gun violence in this country.
Yet the same colleagues who refuse to take any action on gun violence have no problem tossing the Constitution out the window to impose their own moral opinions on all American women.
I also suspect they disagree with me and most of my Democratic colleagues who strongly believe in Planned Parenthood and the 97 percent of its work that is not abortion.
Like plausibility, this good-faith requirement is certain to lead to years of litigation, which is only going to make litigation more expensive, as Representative Cohen has already pointed out, for everyone, though I would highlight in…





