Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!

According to Planned Parenthood Mar Monte's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Laura Dalton, the “future financial stability remains uncertain” for Planned Parenthood. This is because the organization is no longer getting Medicaid reimbursements for its services after Trump cut its funding. This is an objectively good thing for unborn children. It is not a good thing for over 30 clinics in California and Nevada. Because it turns out, not aborting choices is not a feasible financial model for the abortion provider. This is why they have decided to offer Botox to offset funds.

To call that pathetic would be an understatement.

Planned Parenthood claims to be all in it for helping women. So why not offer more pregnancy resources and prenatal care? Why not help out by giving new mothers diapers, formula, and other essentials? Could it be because this is not financially beneficial for the organization? You do the math.

The next best thing, according to them, would be offering medically unnecessary facial procedures. But hey, at the very least, this won't increase the organization's pursuit of a de facto genocide.

According to The Post Millennial:

"Our kind of future financial stability remains uncertain," Dr. Laura Dalton, the chief medical officer for Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, which operates 30 clinics in California and Nevada, said in an interview on March 4. The losses for Planned Parenthood come from portions of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” and the abortion provider has been trying to fill in the gap with other services.

"We are resilient and innovative, and I like to say that when faced with a crisis, our doors did not close. They opened wider," Dalton said.

To the abortion provider, this is what they consider a “crisis.” However, multiple reports have indicated the organization does not help women when faced with pregnancy crises.

The Planned Parenthood in San Jose will now be offering Botox injections as well as nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for pain management. "We're providing [a] neurotoxin which is commonly referred to as Botox," Dalton said. "And, hopefully, in a few weeks, we'll be launching fillers and sclerotherapy."

Offering Botox won’t erase the fact that they helped contribute to 402,230 abortions in 2022. It will, however, help them in the pursuit to add to that number. Methinks the organization does not care so much about women’s health, but draw your own conclusions.

- YouTube www.youtube.com