Hillary Clinton's Statement on Scott Walker and Planned Parenthood is False.

Good Evening, and welcome to this debate. I haven't debated in a while, so I think this ought to be fun and get me back into things. I have just decided to make this an open debate, so up for grabs to the first person who wants to accept. Preface:Recently, while discovering my inner sloth, I stumbled upon a post on the Facebook page for the well-known and reputable organization, Politifact. I have used the site for a couple years, and, say what we want about bias and liberalism, I can generally trust the page for fairly accurate assessments of statements by pundits and politicians. However, ever so often, a rating comes out that I disagree with, which is understandable; no one will agree with every rating all of the time. Yet, what drove me to start this debate was a particular reply and series of comments that completely disregarded what I was claiming and what the reality of the situation at hand showed.The Politifact article is this one: http://www.politifact.com...The statement from Hillary Clinton is the following:"When politicians talk about defunding Planned Parenthood, they're talking about blocking millions of women, men and young people from life-saving, preventive care, cancer screenings, breast exams, birth control. They're talking about cutting people off from the health care provider they know and trust... Unfortunately, these attacks aren't new; they're more of the same. We've seen them in Wisconsin, where Governor Walker defunded Planned Parenthood and left women across the state stranded with nowhere else to turn" [1]. The statement in the bold is what Politifact primarily focused on, and what this debate shall also focus on. To make clear for the purposes of this debate, the full resolution is below.Resolution:Resolved: Hillary Clinton's claim that Scott Walker's defunding of Planned Parenthood "left women across the state stranded with nowhere else to turn" for cancer screenings, breast exams and birth control ought to be revised to a "False" rating by Politifact.I know, quite the mouthful, but a necessary mouthful nonetheless. Rules and Terms:Some important terms:Stranded: left without the means to move from somewhere [2].Planned Parenthood (abbreviated "PP"): a non-profit organization that provides reproductive health as well as maternal and child health services [3].Revised: reconsider and alter (something) in the light of further evidence [2]."False" Rating: rating given to a statement if the statement is not accurate [4].For every other term in the full resolution, standard Google definitions and Wikipedia descriptions shall be used. If there are any problems with the terms listed, make it clear in the comments before accepting the debate.Full BOP lies upon me. It is my job in this debate to argue that the rating should be changed, while it will be Con's job to argue that the status quo of the rating being "Half True" on Politifact's website should remain that way. Hopefully, this debate remains pretty straight forward. I look forward to a serious, informative, civil, and enlightening debate. First Round for acceptance only. ___________________________________________________________________________________Sources:1. https://twitter.com...2. Standard Google definitions. 3. https://en.wikipedia.org...4. http://www.politifact.com...