If that's the case, then why did most of Planned Parenthood shut down when Roe v. Wade was overturned?

It's a common misconception that most of Planned Parenthood shut down after Roe v. Wade was overturned. In reality, Planned Parenthood continues to operate, providing a wide range of healthcare services. For example, they conduct over 650,000 cancer screenings and prevention programs annually. The organization is a vital resource for many, especially in areas where affordable healthcare is scarce.

If we focus on the impact of defunding, consider this: in Texas, a study found that after the state cut funding to Planned Parenthood, there was a significant increase in childbirth among low-…  Read moreincome women who lost access to birth control.

How do you propose we fill the gap in healthcare services that would be left if Planned Parenthood were to lose funding? Do you believe there are alternative organizations that could provide the same breadth of services at a comparable cost?