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Activist Judge Bails Out Planned Parenthood Again

After federal judge Indira Talwani sided with Democrats to block the defunding of Big Abortion in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act for a third time, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America slammed the pro-abortion activism in a statement:

“The Democrats and their radical activist judges are desperately seeking to thwart the will of the people and bail out the Big Abortion industry, led by Planned Parenthood. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is federal law passed by Congress and signed by the president. Planned Parenthood’s more than 40 closures this year are a reflection not only of taxpayers finally having their voice heard, but also their failing business model that prioritizes abortion, politics and profits at the expense of women and children,” said SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser.

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“Even The New York Times admits Planned Parenthood systematically fails the women of America, doing irreparable harm with its substandard so-called ‘care’ all while killing millions of babies – they clearly do not deserve half a billion dollars a year in Medicaid funding. When the public hears just how bad and endemic medical negligence is in the abortion industry, they are even more supportive of defunding. Moreover, better health care options that are more accessible and more comprehensive now outnumber Planned Parenthoods at least 15 to 1, with alternative Medicaid providers in every state.

“This fight is not over. The pro-life movement will work tirelessly to ensure the Democrats do not prevail and taxpayers are never forced to pay a dime to prop up Big Abortion businesses.”

Previously in September, a panel of judges on the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals – all appointed by former President Joe Biden – reversed Talwani and unblocked the portion of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that stops forced taxpayer funding of the Big Abortion industry.

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