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This ''L.A. Times'' article first quoted three individuals who profit from [[abortion]] before quoting anyone who defends this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

This ''L.A. Times'' article first quoted three individuals who profit from [[abortion]] before quoting anyone who defends this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

This article in the L.A. Times, one of the most pro-abortion publications in the [[United States]], is riddled with falsehoods and [[liberal bias]].  '''But the facts set forth in this article demonstrate the need for the law: women are told they can leave the cramped, crowded facility a mere 15 minutes after an [[abortion]].'''

The facts in this article, without its [[liberal]] gloss, reveal that the [[abortion]] clinic is telling the victims (patients) that they can leave the cramped, crowded facility a ''mere 15 minutes after having an [[abortion]]''.

== Point-by-Point Rebuttal ==

== Point-by-Point Rebuttal ==