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Planned Parenthood Worker Accused of Purposely Coughing on Pro-Life Demonstrator Amid P******c
By Randy DeSoto
Published March 19, 2020 at 2:02pm

A Planned Parenthood worker allegedly purposefully coughed on participants in a pro-life vigil at a clinic in downtown Pittsburgh on Saturday.

“This is d********g in any circumstance — it is pure h**e in the midst of a global p******c,” Shawn Carney, president of the pro-life campaign 40 Days for Life, wrote in a blog post.

“Planned Parenthood either wants you to get C****av***s or wants you to think you have C****av***s,” he further charged.

“The a******n worker should be fired in my judgment,” Carney argued.

He did not express optimism that action will be taken against the staffer.


“I expect Planned Parenthood to tolerate such vile acts from their employees for one reason: they are directed at pro-life people during a v***l outbreak,” Carney wrote.

CNS News reported regarding the details of the incident, “One of the vigil team, who asked not to be named, said a young female Planned Parenthood employee ‘turned to cough on me and give me the finger.’”
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he vigil participant believes the encounter was “most likely” in view of the a******n facility’s security cameras, but would not be surprised if the footage was already erased.

Carney recounted that the participant who had been coughed on had “saved a baby” the day before the incident.

Nikki Bruni, the campaign director for 40 Days for Life Pittsburgh, told CNS News she believes the Planned Parenthood worker was looking to scare the pro-life protesters.

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“I am positive that those who have been intentionally coughing on us while we are praying and sidewalk advocating in front of Planned Parenthood are doing this to try to scare us away and to keep us from coming back,” she said.

In late February, 40 Days for Life vigils began around the clock at a******n facilities across the globe. They are slated to continue until April 5, which is Palm Sunday.

The Western Journal reached out to Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania for comment regarding the alleged incident at the Pittsburgh clinic, but did not receive a response.