Abortion and Cigars

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American Spectator:

I went to a small anti-Planned Parenthood demonstration in downtown Washington, only four blocks north of the White House. That was on Monday. The next day I went to a dinner on Capitol Hill for the benefit of cigar smokers. New FDA regulations threaten to put cigar stores out of business, and recently New York's Mayor Bloomberg declared that smoking outdoors is against the law. Cigars included.
What kind of a country is it where abortion is subsidized and smoking is criminalized? To say that it is a morally confused, mixed-up country is putting it mildly.

Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion chain in the country, received $363 million from the government in the last fiscal year, and performed 324,000 subsidized abortions. Recent undercover videos have documented that its employees in several states assured an undercover investigator posing as a pimp that the organization would secretly provide abortions to underage victims of human sex trafficking. So the event I attended, one of about 200 nationwide, was billed as a Vigil for Victims.