Inside the Nonprofit Networks Funding Georgia’s Democratic Ticket: SPLC, Planned Parenthood, Kaiser-Linked Dollars, and the Candidates
On the eve of Georgia’s high-stakes 2026 midterms, the money trail behind Sen. Jon Ossoff, Sen. Raphael Warnock, gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms, and allied candidates runs through a familiar set of left-leaning institutions. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and its Action Fund, Planned Parenthood’s political arms, and employee networks tied to Kaiser Permanente have poured hundreds of thousands—sometimes seven figures—into their campaigns, endorsements, and independent expenditures.
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Extreme view 😒 🤔
Abortion + higher homicide rates...
🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🤨
https://t.co/4VYDp2XE96
And
The FACTS:
The forceps are used to grab fetal parts—an arm, leg, or torso—and pull them out through the cervix. Because the fetus is larger than the dilated cervix, the body is torn apart: limbs are twisted off, the torso is crushed or pulled apart, and the skull is collapsed or crushed to extract the head. The doctor makes multiple passes (often 10–15) until the fetus is fully removed in pieces. Remaining placenta and tissue are then suctioned or scraped out.
Do you support this or no?
Because these individuals have CLEARLY said they want to remove the heartbeat bill so this can occur
@ossoff@AuforGA@KeishaForGA@ReverendWarnock@SenSchumer
and
@SenWarren
to name a few
Go ask them....
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Inside the Nonprofit Networks Funding Georgia’s Democratic Ticket: SPLC, Planned Parenthood, Kaiser-Linked Dollars, and the Candidates
On the eve of Georgia’s high-stakes 2026 midterms, the money trail behind Sen. Jon Ossoff, Sen. Raphael Warnock, gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms, and allied candidates runs through a familiar set of left-leaning institutions. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and its Action Fund, Planned Parenthood’s political arms, and employee networks tied to Kaiser Permanente have poured hundreds of thousands—sometimes seven figures—into their campaigns, endorsements, and independent expenditures.
Full article
https://t.co/4XH22OiPd3
Extreme view 😒 🤔
Abortion + higher homicide rates...
🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🤨
https://t.co/4VYDp2XE96
And
The FACTS:
The forceps are used to grab fetal parts—an arm, leg, or torso—and pull them out through the cervix. Because the fetus is larger than the dilated cervix, the body is torn apart: limbs are twisted off, the torso is crushed or pulled apart, and the skull is collapsed or crushed to extract the head. The doctor makes multiple passes (often 10–15) until the fetus is fully removed in pieces. Remaining placenta and tissue are then suctioned or scraped out.
Do you support this or no?
Because these individuals have CLEARLY said they want to remove the heartbeat bill so this can occur
@ossoff@AuforGA@KeishaForGA@ReverendWarnock@SenSchumer
and
@SenWarren
to name a few
Go ask them....
Veterans and service members deserve the best care available.
Many generic drugs used for PTSD and anxiety contain dangerous adulterants that cause serious side effects.
The Board of Pharmacy was asked to test these drugs for adulteration and refused.
@fepblue FEP Blue’s response has been to move Tier 3 drugs off copay coverage...
What previously cost $125 a month now costs $1,500 a month.
This is the insurance problem Senator Ossoff @SenOssoff failed to fix in his first two years—and shows no sign of fixing in his next two...
#FollowTheMoney
Her last job... Hampton High
It fell from 196th of 410 Georgia high schools in 2020–21 to 293rd of 458 in 2023–24.
That means it ranks worse than 64% of Georgia high schools, and 5th of 11 ranked high schools in Henry County.
GreatSchools gives it a 3/10 and rates it below average among Georgia schools serving the same grades.
On the Georgia Milestones end-of-course exams, proficiency rates ranged from 16.9% in Algebra I to 34.1% in American Literature.
The state averages for those two tests were 44% and 42%.
Her school under her leadership was operating at HALF of what the GA average was... 16.9%....
Her main argument was that test scores show schools need new leadership....
Well... how about that...
#FollowTheMoney
#GaPol
Your horrible for dressing this up for rhetoric sake... Npt surprised ... shouldn't expect anything less from someone who
- is Fully Endorsed by Planned Parenthood
- Fully Supported by Kaiser and refuses to investigate them in GA after multiple request and child abuse occurring in other states
#FollowTheMoney
@AuforGA talks 👄 about what is convenient to the party... and refuses to look at data...
This post is advocacy dressed as clinical authority. Maybe she got to close to her anesthesia....
Georgia law does not ban treatment of ectopic pregnancy. The national rise in ectopic deaths started during COVID, BEFORE Dobbs and before HB 481 took effect. Peer-reviewed mortality studies do not show a statistically significant jump in pregnancy-associated deaths attributable to six-week bans. The Georgia cases most often cited as proof of the “heartbeat bill” killing women were not ectopics. Treating those facts as optional is the rhetorical move for party politics.
The statute does not criminalize ectopic care.
O.C.G.A. § 16-12-141 defines “abortion” and then carves the procedure out of that definition entirely: an act “shall not be considered an abortion if the act is performed with the purpose of … (B) Removing an ectopic pregnancy.” That is not a narrow after-the-fact exception a prosecutor has to squint at. It is how the crime is defined.
The Georgia Obstetrical and Gynecological Society’s own post-law guidance says the same thing in plain language: “HB 481 does not prohibit medical/surgical management of an ectopic pregnancy.”
Calling that a “carve-out” that still leaves doctors “criminalized” for standard-of-care methotrexate or salpingectomy is an intentional error. The ban targets termination of an intrauterine pregnancy after detectable cardiac activity. An ectopic is, by definition, not that.
"Fatalities have surged”
since Roe fell is a timing and causation problem...
ProPublica’s CDC WONDER analysis (O00 codes, women 10–54) found roughly 196 deaths involving ectopic pregnancy in 2020–2025 versus about 106 in the prior six years. That is a real increase from a very low base—historically on the order of 0.5 deaths per 100,000 live births after decades of decline. Two problems for the causal story: the climb begins in the COVID window (2020–2022), before Dobbs (June 2022) and BEFORE HB 481 became enforceable (July 2022); and ban states already had worse maternal-health baselines. ProPublica itself and subsequent coverage note the analysis is observational and CANNOT prove the bans caused the deaths yet you cited it anyway with intentional.
A 2026 JAMA Network Open cohort of 12,993 pregnancy-associated deaths and 22 million live births (2018–2023) found NO statistically significant overall increase in pregnancy-associated, pregnancy-related, or maternal mortality in ban versus non-ban states. Synthetic-control difference: 5.1 deaths per 100,000 live births (95% CI −7.9 to 18.2). An AJPH analysis reported a possible 9.2% rise in pregnancy-associated deaths with wide intervals and no detectable increase in maternal mortality; in one specification Georgia deaths were Lower than expected. Those papers are not “pro-life talking points.” They are the peer-reviewed records that @AuforGA intentionally ignored to push party politics..
The Georgia poster deaths are not ectopics.
Amber Thurman died after a medication abortion with retained tissue and delayed D&C. Candi Miller’s case was also not an ectopic. Conflating incomplete abortion / sepsis / miscarriage management with tubal pregnancy is how a six-week ban gets blamed for a condition the statute explicitly excludes. Texas lawsuits over delayed ectopic treatment exist; they are malpractice and EMTALA disputes in a state whose law also excludes ectopics. They are not proof that Georgia’s definition of abortion includes salpingectomy.
No doctor has been convicted for treating an ectopic under these bans.
KFF and multiple ProPublica investigations state that NO , Never, NONE, ZERO , NADA clinician has been convicted and jailed for performing an abortion in a ban state since Dobbs. Fear of a hypothetical prosecutor is not the same as a statute that forbids the surgery. The Anesthesia doctor went to sleep while reading and treats ordinary diagnostic caution as if it were invented by HB 481.
Ectopic death is a systems and risk-factor problem, not a heartbeat-bill invention.
Classic drivers are delayed presentation, PID/chlamydia, prior tubal surgery, smoking, ART, and rural access. COVID produced documented delays, higher rupture rates in some series, and more surgical (versus medical) management. Those mechanisms do not require a six-week statute. Ban-state vs. non-ban gaps also track long-standing differences in Medicaid, obesity, hypertension, and hospital staffing—the same reasons Georgia’s maternal mortality was already high. Blaming “the politicians who rammed through this bill” for every first-trimester hemorrhage after 2022 is negligence by a Medical Professional and a sitting House Member @JonBurnsGA ..
Its very clear this is partisan-doctor line thetre .. an anesthesiologist and the only Democratic physician in the Georgia General Assembly, Planned Parenthood-endorsed, whose stated priority is repeal of HB 481. Treating disagreement among doctors as “inexplicable” only if you assume the correct medical view is the Democratic platform for killing babies. An ectopic is a surgical emergency whether you are pro-choice or pro-life. The law already says so. The rest is a campaign speech designed to allow you to kill more babies with intention by removing protections after a heartbeat 💓 💗 💖