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Make no mistake, such cavalier attitudes toward dangerous, life-ending drugs are a mainstream fixture in the pro-abortion movement. Remember the abortion drug robot we encountered outside the Supreme Court earlier this year? And new this month, The Wall Street Journal takes us inside “pill-packing parties” where activists sip Chardonnay from plastic cups while assembling hundreds of DIY abortion drug kits to mass-mail across the borders of states where these drugs are rightly illegal. “Prospective patients fill out intake forms online and mainly correspond by email,” the Journal reports.

Elizabeth, who described her drug-induced abortion as “the worst experience of my life” when she shared her story with us back in January, knows first-hand Planned Parenthood’s idea of customer service: “My entire experience proved that my care was less important to them than the $800 my boyfriend slid across the table.”

Some mustard with your abortion trauma?

As America’s reigning king of abortion businesses, Planned Parenthood is hardly new to crass marketing stunts. However, a promo offering a free hot dog with every abortion might just take the cake:

The free grub will surely make up for the many other unadvertised, potential “freebies” that go along with this offer, such as:

• Severe pain
• Significant blood loss, including large blood clots
• Infection
• Emergency surgery
• Rupture of undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy
• Increased risk of cardiovascular disease
• Depression/anxiety
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Substance abuse
• Suicidal ideation

Women like Toni have learned through hard experience that the Democrats’ promises of “freedom” through abortion are lies:

When Toni McFadden walked into a Planned Parenthood [abortion center] at the age of 18, she didn’t feel free. She felt cornered.

After learning she was pregnant, she was “terrified and looking for someone, anyone, to tell me it would be OK,” Ms. McFadden said. Instead, her boyfriend encouraged her to have an abortion.

“I shared the news with my boyfriend, hoping he would be supportive. He said, ‘You don’t want to keep it, do you?’” she recalled. “I felt trapped.”

After she took the abortion drugs, Toni tells us, at first, nothing happened. When she called Planned Parenthood back to ask questions, they hung up on her. Several weeks later while sitting in class, she unexpectedly began hemorrhaging fist-sized blood clots.

One in 25 women who take abortion drugs will land in the emergency room, according to the FDA’s label. Who will be there to follow up with women once the Democrats’ National Abortion Convention is over and everyone has gone home? Almost certainly not Planned Parenthood. Most likely, that will fall to local ER doctors who may not even be aware that their patient’s complications stem from a “free” abortion from a bus at a convention.

Revulsion across the spectrum

Some observers rightly pointed out that taxpayers are helping fund Planned Parenthood’s abortion bus:

Some found the bus confusing (so do we):

More than a few of the self-identified moderate and pro-choice were rubbed the wrong way: