DNC attendees to get the most disgusting free services at event

Attendees at the upcoming Democrat National Convention in Chicago will have access to free abortions and vasectomies, offered just blocks away from the event, with demand for vasectomy appointments already surging. Planned Parenthood Great Rivers, which covers most of Missouri and parts of southern Illinois, is setting up a mobile health center in the city’s West Loop to provide abortions and vasectomies on Monday and Tuesday.

According to The New York Times, the mobile unit will offer medication abortions on both days, while vasectomies will be available only on Monday. Due to high demand, a waiting list has already been formed for vasectomy appointments. 

Dr. Colleen McNicholas, chief medical officer of Planned Parenthood Great Rivers, highlighted the significance of this initiative, noting, “There are going to be people traveling to Chicago from all over the country. And I think we should be doing what we can as health care providers to show what the impact of good policy and bad policy is.”

In addition to these services, another group, Americans for Contraception, plans to display an 18-foot-tall inflatable IUD named “Freeda Womb.” The mobile unit’s services will be provided on a sliding fee scale, allowing patients to pay what they can. Appointment reservations only require basic personal information, ensuring easy access to the services.

Kamala Harris, expected to be officially installed as the Democrat presidential candidate at the convention, has made abortion rights a central focus of her campaign. Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2022, Harris has been a vocal advocate for abortion up to birth.

Abortion is anticipated to be a key issue for Democrats at this year’s convention, as the rest of their platform seems to be marred by failures under the Biden-Harris regime, which has led to skyrocketing inflation and a rollback of Americans’ fundamental rights. 

As the convention approaches, the city is preparing for both supporters and demonstrators, with local businesses boarding up in anticipation of protests.