Last week, the Seattle Storm of the
WNBA hosted a Planned Parenthood Night for the Storm, which included a “Stand
with Planned Parenthood” rally before the team’s game with the Chicago Sky. The event was organized by the Storm’s owners
who pledged to donate $5 of every ticket sold to the Planned Parenthood of the
Great Northwest and the Hawaiian Islands (PPGNHI).
Interestingly, the most recent annual
report from PPGNHI shows the abortionist took in over $47-million in revenues
for that year. In 2014, PPGNHI President
and CEO Christine Charbonneau received a reported $341,485 in compensation, and
twelve other employees are reported having incomes over the 6-figure mark as
well.
Despite the false narrative about
being a mere provider of vital services for the uninsured and the 501(c)3
non-profit status, PPGNHI isn’t exactly giving away “healthcare” for free. 56% of annual revenues come from “patient
services” (including abortions), which would seem the organization operates
more like a business than a charity.
The question is: Why does a
professional sports franchise need to funnel its fans’ dollars to support a
multi-million dollar abortion business? Clearly, the Storm’s support for Planned
Parenthood is ideological and political.
“Stand with Planned Parenthood” is a
brand of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the abortionist’s 501(c)4, which
is working to prevent the repeal and replacement of Obamacare. Preceding last week’s game, the 3-owners of
the Storm joined a “Stand With Planned Parenthood” rally outside the arena. Also, 4-Storm players participated in a promotional
video [https://twitter.com/seattlestorm/status/887508971111587840] for IStandwithPP.org – the website for
Planned Parenthood Action’s “Stand with” initiative.
The most important money trail to
follow in this whole story is the flow of dollars from the game’s fundraiser to
Planned Parenthood’s political efforts in the Seattle area. The annual report says, “Planned Parenthood
Votes Northwest and Hawaii is a 501(c)4 nonprofit financially supported by
501(c)3 Planned Parenthood affiliates, including PPGNHI in all of Alaska,
Hawaii, Idaho, and Washington.” This
organization is the local affiliate of Planned Parenthood Action. The connections and affiliations, while
complex, show us clearly how dollars … whether they originally come from
corporations, taxpayers, or private donations … ultimately end up funding
Planned Parenthood’s political agenda to fight pro-life policies and more.
I wonder if pro-life season ticket
holders can get their money back?
Rev.
Dr. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr.
Chaplain
(Colonel-Ret), U.S. Army
Pastor,
Ft. Snelling Memorial Chapel
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