These are non sequiturs, Mike. Gosnell was a butcher and a criminal and had nothing to do with Planned Parenthood. As to the woman who survived an abortion, obviously something got screwed up with the clinic's procedures. That isn't what normally happens.
The funding issue actually has to do with a multitude of women's health issues, not the small percentage of Planned Parenthood's activities that have to do with abortion (which aren't federally funded in any case). Millions of low-income women will lose access to the other Planned Parenthood health services--including contraception--if it's defunded by Congress. Whether you like it or not, abortion is legal in this country. To jeopardize the health of poor women because of your religious convictions is untenable. Toward the end of the debate, asked about what woman she'd like to see on the $10 bill, the hypocrite Fiorina said, "Every woman should be able to live the life she chooses."
