All Charges Dropped Against ‘Journalists’ Who Made Up Planned Parenthood ‘Baby Parts’
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All Charges Dropped Against ‘Journalists’ Who Made Up Planned Parenthood ‘Baby Parts’ Story
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Abortion Industrial Complex strikes again!
Kid Zoom and I just watched 2001. Haha, “Bell System”
It’s been just over a year since last summer’s Great Big Fake Controversy broke, in which some lying liars claimed Planned Parenthood was supposedly selling baby human fetus parts at the local Fetus Locker. Except for how it was all a lot of hooey, as investigation after investigation found, no wrongdoing by Planned parenthood in any of the ninety jillion states that looked into it (more precisely, that would be 12 state investigations, plus another four by Congress). And despite the fact that there was no “there” there, a bunch of states and even Congress decided to punish Planned Parenthood for what it had been falsely accused of, and tried to cut its funding. Plus, a deranged good guy with a gun murdered three people at a Colorado Planned Parenthood to stop the baby parts sales that were never happening in the first place.
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Sadly, a Texas judge ruined their plans for martyrdom and dropped the last remaining charges against the pair Tuesday:
District Judge Brock Thomas dismissed the tampering with government records charges against David Daleiden, 27, and Sandra Merritt, 63, at the request of the Harris County prosecutor’s office, which determined that the grand jury had exceeded its authority by investigating the activists after clearing Planned Parenthood of wrongdoing.
“The grand jury took the investigation where the facts led it, however Texas law limits what can be investigated after a grand jury extension order is issued,” Dist. Atty. Devon Anderson said in a statement. “In light of this and after careful research and review, this office dismissed the indictments.”
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Let us once again note the charges were dismissed based on a technicality involving when the grand jury indicted the fraudsters. It was not based in their First Amendment rights as “journalists” or their guilt or innocence. And while it’s true that congressional Republicans will probably “investigate” Planned Parenthood as many times as they “investigated” Benghazi, they haven’t turned up one iota of evidence that the organization has broken any laws.
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Even though Daleiden lucked out Tuesday, his “Center for Medical Progress” still faces lawsuits filed by the National Abortion Federation and by Planned Parenthood. Nonetheless, the outcome of the Texas case is expected to result in Daleiden and Merritt receiving some kind of award from some wingnut organization in recognition of their complete vindication, as well as renewed calls to halt Planned Parenthood’s nonexistent trafficking in under-the table Fetus McNuggets.
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