The likelihood that Planned Parenthood is indeed violating federal law just got a big dose of Uh-Oh. Why? Because of the planned statement submitted to Congress, ahead of a Thursday hearing, by a former, seventeen-year manager of a Planned Parenthood in Storm Lake, Iowa. Her name is Sue Thayer. She’s now pro-life, and what she has to say about Planned Parenthood’s practices, including doling out pills far more frequently than necessary in exchange for Medicaid reimbursement, could spell trouble for the organization, already in hot water after a litany of horrific videos were released over the past weeks. From the Daily Caller:

“No business, certainly no healthcare clinic, should view a woman’s body as a profit center, yet that is exactly what Planned Parenthood does,” reads the statement.

“Because I had access to the billing system for the whole affiliate, I also know that Planned Parenthood would bill Medicaid for abortion-related services – ultrasounds, office visits, blood tests, medications, and other services that were part of an abortion,” the testimony reads. “These types of Planned Parenthood Medicaid billings for abortion-related services have also been found by government auditors in New York and Washington.”

Thayer said Planned Parenthood would ask low-income patients to pay for services and pills and then still bill Medicaid for the full amount. Thayer said Planned Parenthood would receive full payment from Medicaid and count the patient’s payment as a voluntary donation.

“I started working at Planned Parenthood believing that I could serve young women and make their lives better,” she says in her testimony. “Over nearly two decades inside Planned Parenthood, I learned that was a lie. Planned Parenthood is more concerned about its bottom line than it is about the health and safety of women.”

Ad hominem attacks from pro-aborts in 3…2…1.

After the laughable testimony from Planned Parenthood president and multiple six-figured income earner, Cecile Richards, before a congressional committee last week, Thayer’s testimony should have every taxpaying citizen concerned.