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Analysis Of Donald Trump's Planned Parenthood
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will face the wrath and disappointment of his voters if he pushes through with his plan to defund abortion giant Planned Parenthood, according to The Huffington Post.
In an article published on Dec. 21, HuffPost senior politics reporter Laura Bassett said some of Trump’s supporters would be “pissed off as hell” and frustrated if Planned Parenthood is defunded. The potential scenario, said Bassett, is based on the feedback from focus groups commissioned by the abortion giant.
An independent research group asked focus groups for reactions on Republicans’ plan to pass a bill which would remove $400 million in Medicaid funds for Planned Parenthood by January. Trump reportedly said he would sign that bill.
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