, who was vice president of public policy for  , resigned yesterday, one week after the organization took flak for its decision not to fund . At her announcement, Handel criticized Planned Parenthood for leading an "orchestrated, clearly pre-meditated attack on Komen." Handel was a former  candidate for governor in the state of Georgia where she took a pro-life stance, but she lost the primary race to current Georgia Governor , who took office in 2011. Unlike others at Komen, Handel said the organization faced pressure from groups that were against  to do something about its funding to Planned Parenthood.
, who was vice president of public policy for Susan G. Komen for the Cure , resigned yesterday, one week after the organization took flak for its decision not to fund . At her announcement, Handel criticized Planned Parenthood for leading an "orchestrated, clearly pre-meditated attack on Komen." Handel was a former Republican candidate for governor in the state of Georgia where she took a pro-life stance, but she lost the primary race to current Georgia Governor , who took office in 2011. Unlike others at Komen, Handel said the organization faced pressure from groups that were against abortion to do something about its funding to Planned Parenthood.
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Susan G. Komen for the Cure
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Republican
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abortion