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BOOKED FOR LIFE: INDY STAFFERS FUND PRO-ABORTION MILL AT 'BOOK SALE'

Local 'journalists' mistake a Planned Parenthood fundraising event for intellectual discourse, blissfully ignoring the real story behind the tax-exempt status of abortion providers.

9/15/2026 · Inspired by Unbound at the Planned Parenthood Book Sale via Santa Barbara Independent

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BOOKED FOR LIFE: INDY STAFFERS FUND PRO-ABORTION MILL AT 'BOOK SALE'Follow the Money
Santa Barbara Independent · The Whipping Post · NO.638 · PANEL 2/6 · SB-1S5

The Santa Barbara Independent, bless their hearts, recently dispatched a brave soul to chronicle their heroic efforts at a Planned Parenthood 'book sale.' One can almost hear the triumphant strains of a woke anthem as they filled their cart, no doubt with tomes on intersectional oppression and the virtues of big government. They breathlessly reported their 'unbound' experience, conveniently failing to mention the actual chains binding taxpayer dollars to an organization whose primary business is, well, not exactly literacy.

While the Indy's intrepid reporter was busy snagging paperbacks, perhaps a copy of 'Das Kapital' or 'Hillary's How-To Guide for Email Servers,' they entirely missed the elephant in the room: the sheer audacity of an institution like Planned Parenthood – which receives staggering amounts of government funding – holding a 'book sale' as a legitimate fundraising effort. It's almost as if they're trying to obscure the massive, uninterrupted flow of cash from the feds, now under scrutiny from President Trump's fiscally responsible administration.

But let's be fair. For a certain segment of the Santa Barbara population, a 'book sale' at Planned Parenthood is probably the closest they'll get to a real charity event not funded by the federal treasury. And who could blame them? With our local progressive establishment so keen on protecting these institutions, it's easier to pretend it's all about secondhand copies of 'The Handmaid's Tale' rather than a multi-million-dollar industry. Maybe next time, they'll sell artisanal kale chips to fund their 'essential' services, keeping the Independent's reporters busy with another hard-hitting exposé.

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