There had been talk that Planned Parenthood might planning on endorsing the one-time Pro-Life Republican Charlie Crist over Florida Governor Rick Scott in this year’s contentious gubernatorial election.

I asked myself the other day,” Is Planned Parenthood that desperate to back Charlie and crown him their pro-choice candidate?”

The answer is ‘yes,’ they were that desperate,as the PP PAC formally endorsed Crist a couple of days ago.

 

Even Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D), one of the staunchest supporters of ‘sport abortions’ and “women’s rights,” who also had her reservations about Crist’s past position on abortion congratulated Crist in a tweet.

Congrats to @CharlieCrist and @Annette_Taddeo on the @FAPPA endorsement announcement this morning! pic.twitter.com/aLfknPnN77

— D Wasserman Schultz (@DWStweets) September 6, 2014

 

Here is what ‘DWS’ said in 2013 about Crist’s position(s) the abortion issue:

When Wasserman Schultz was asked about Crist’s past and his current position on abortion, Wasserman Schultz said that “we are the big tent party. We elect on the issue of a woman’s right to choose.”  She added that Crist was going to have “a lot of ground work to do” to convince Democrat leaders and constituents that he would best represent their next Governor.-CBS4

Now, in Planned Parenthood’s defense, they were never going to back the pro-life Rick Scott, who they believe takes his direction on governing from Satan himself.

Remember back in 2006 when Crist attacked his Republican gubernatorial primary opponent, Tom Gallagher for being too liberal for Republican voters?

Charlie Crist, endorsed by the NRA, positive, pro-life, Ronald Reagan Republican we trust-2006 Crist campaign ad

Fast forward to 2010 when Crist was running as a Republican for the U.S. Senate.

Crist said he would “fight for pro-life legislative efforts,” but then later that same year,
an “Independent” Governor Crist vetoed a bill that would mandate women looking to get an abortion to have to get an ultrasound.

Crist famously jumped the GOP ship after he after realizing that he was going to get smoked by Marco Rubio in the Republican primary election.

If Crist would have stayed a Republican during the 2010 Republican Senate primary race, and regardless of whether or not he won or lost the race, would he have vetoed that ultrasound bill?

Your guess would be as good as mine.

Here is Crist talking about his “definition” of being pro-life.