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Planned Parenthood Abortionists
Use Videoconferencing to
Dispense Abortifacients by
Remote Control By Dave Andrusko
There are tons of ins and outs to this riveting story written by Tony Leys –questions of legal obligations, safety, and "efficacy"--but the first four sentences brilliantly set the stage: "Small Planned Parenthood clinics around Iowa are using a remote-control pill-dispensing system to make abortions available in areas where few doctors offer them. The first-in-the-nation system allows a Planned Parenthood physician from Des Moines to visit with each patient by videoconference, then press a computer button to open a drawer in front of the patient, who could be seated up to 190 miles away.
"The patient then reaches into
the drawer and withdraws the
abortion pills. The system is
drawing interest from other
abortion providers around the
country." Please read "National Right to Life News Today" (www.nationalrighttolifenews.org), and send your comments on any article to daveandrusko@gmail.com. |
Sometimes
an article is so well written,
so thoroughly researched that
commenting on it at any length
risks you not availing yourself
of the opportunity to read it
for yourself. Such is a story in
Sunday's Des Moines Register,
"Faraway doctors give abortion
pills by video."