Staff Reports
The Trump administration has found yet another way to deliver bad news to Planned Parenthood, the abortion giant that has turned killing babies into a multi-billion-dollar industry. While many Americans enjoy the fruits of a booming economy, Planned Parenthood has spent the last week receiving notices that their federal funds are on ice—tens of millions of dollars are now under review. The Supreme Court is also wading into the fray, hearing a case regarding South Carolina’s fight to defund Planned Parenthood through Medicaid. It’s starting to sound like the end of the line for a big player in the abortion business.
Recent reports indicate that between 2019 and 2021, Planned Parenthood conducted a staggering 1.11 million abortions while raking in nearly $1.78 billion in federal funding. That averages out to about $592 million a year, which should raise eyebrows even among those who consider themselves pro-choice. Trump’s administration claims it will explore allegations of Planned Parenthood’s involvement in harvesting baby organs from abortions, a thought that should make any sane person squirm. The idea of using innocent lives for profit is not just sickening; it’s downright reprehensible.
🚨BREAKING: The Trump Administration is about to cut off federal funding to Planned Parenthood.
Between 2019-2021, Planned Parenthood performed 1.11 million abortions while receiving approximately $1.78 billion in federal funding. This is an average of $592 million every year or… pic.twitter.com/TG98fhqTtj
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) March 25, 2025
The funding freeze appears to be a preemptive strike, prompting questions about whether the organization has been misappropriating taxpayer dollars for initiatives centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Planned Parenthood’s annual report reveals that they garnered close to $700 million in government health services reimbursements and grants, a shocking figure that underscores how entrenched they are in the economy of death. There’s a growing sentiment that this organization has strayed so far from legitimate healthcare that it needs to be unceremoniously booted from taxpayer support.
In this regard, the case of Kerr v. Planned Parenthood has resurfaced at the Supreme Court. The issue centers around South Carolina’s attempts to block Medicaid payments to abortion providers. Governor Henry McMaster has taken a strong stand here, directing the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to end agreements with abortion industries, which he claims are unqualified to provide comprehensive family planning services. That plan faced a challenge, leading to a convoluted legal battle that’s now back for another round at the highest court.
The stakes are high, not just for South Carolina but potentially for abortion providers across the nation. A ruling in favor of the state could signal the beginning of the end for Planned Parenthood’s federal funding and put a serious dent in its operations. Some might say that the organization is unworthy of taxpayer dollars, especially seeing how it has prioritized abortion over genuine healthcare services, as indicated by its dramatic decline in providing non-abortion-related care. This incident doesn’t just affect one state, as the precedent could help other states make similar moves against an organization that has long profited from the destruction of human life.
Political pundits may express concern about how conservative justices might rule on this matter—but with a 6-3 conservative majority, there is hope in the air. Although some headlines from the mainstream media suggest the justices are divided, nothing would be more satisfying than seeing a robust ruling that sides with South Carolina and the right to defund the abortion conglomerate. In a landscape where the choice to protect unborn lives is continuously under attack, every decision that chips away at the power of Planned Parenthood is a victory worth celebrating.
