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This Land is Your Land.

Don’t use it to foist your bias, oh who are we kidding. On this week’s Hindsight 2021, we explored the raging abortion issue across the ocean blue to The Vatican, and then set sail around the west indies to cover women’s right’s in California’s public schools. But the teeth of this savage weekly capsule bit right into the Columbus Day controversy that had statues being knocked over last year and…

Simply put, Milla Perry Jones sits on the board of the United Surgical Partners Corporation. They currently operate 420 surgical centers in the state. Closing 37 of the 42 clinics in Texas significantly eliminates competition and gives the company the ability to offer and perform abortion procedures at a higher cost. This means low income women will have to pay more to get an abortion and Rick Perry’s sister will profit from it.

Coincidence? Perhaps. After all, the Houston Chronicle does point out that Texas’ legislation is “patterned” after similar legislation in other red states. But the fact that Perry is more desperate than usual to pass an unpopular bill at the risk of being even more unpopular in his own state, and the fact that Perry has a history of nepotism as governor, plus the fact that his sister just so happens to be in a position to profit should the bill become law, should make everyone take a harder look at the situation developing in Texas. A Texas-sized scandal could be right around the corner.