Chillin' with SD's Planned Parenthood people

We're glad to note a cold chill is going up the spine of the Planned Parenthood people in South Dakota. Twice this week, SD for Unhealthy Families spokesperson Jan Nicolay used the word "chilling" to describe her reaction to the proposed legislation that will put them out of business. We've been praying Nahum 3:5 that God would "lift the skirt" of that which is evil in our society and expose its nakedness. It's chilly when you start to get exposed.

As the veil of Planned Parenthood's respectability facade continues to lift, here are a couple things that send cold chills up the majority of America's spines:

1. In Michigan, Monica Miller, director of Citizens for a pro-Life Society, checked the trash can of Michigan abortionist Alberto Hodari and found patient medical records, hazardous waste and aborted babies. Miller is working with a local funeral home to arrange proper burials for the babies. Hodari blamed a new staffer but the same types of things were found in dumpsters at three of Michigan's abortuaries over the course of one month. Full story here.

2. In Florida, an autopsy last week of a baby born alive during an abortion revealed non-medical workers committed manslaughter when they shoved the struggling baby girl into a biohazard bag and tossed her on the roof of the "clinic" to die. The unlicensed worker performed the failed abortion as the abortionist was absent during the incident.Full story here.

Though chilling to anyone with an un-seared moral conscience, it's increasingly apparent that these types of things are just another day at Planned Parenthood. Read the SD Task Force Report on Abortion if you haven't already. Turn up the heat in the house first, or put on a sweater, because the chilling reality of what really goes on here in the "clinic" on 41st St. in Sioux Falls is spelled out for all to see. In my view, the reason a majority of our state legislators voted for the near total ban in 2006 and a majority of the citizens of the state did not is because the legislators faced the chilling realities of daily life at Planned Parenthood spelled out in the report and the voters did not.