Statistically the abortion rate is down and, according to a recent New York Times analysis, it takes a population of 200,000 to sustain a free-standing abortion clinic. If the number of abortions is decreasing, that necessary population may be too low. More abortion clinics may have to give up and shut their doors because it is no longer cost-effective to stay open. Susan Hill s clinics, like all abortion clinics, are in business to make money. They protest that they only want to help women, but they cannot be ignorant of the fact that abortion does not help women.
Abortion does, in fact, add to the problems a woman has to contend with.
But when the clinic starts to lose money, when they can t find doctors who are willing to be branded as abortionists, they have no choice but to close their doors. Now that the Fargo WHO clinic has closed, we will concentrate our efforts on closing the remaining clinic. We plan to launch an ad campaign in the local newspaper, The Fargo Forum , and conduct a Face the Truth Tour in early summer. The dates for this project will be released by April 1. And we will be inviting you to join the Face the Truth Tour.