of course abortion is a convenience, what else would you call it?  

Now, I must call you on the general health care issue.  If PP was 97% about non-abortion services (which I do not believe), and abortion caused a lot of the political trouble, then an organization that seriously cares for women would split itself into two organizations.  Organization A does no abortions whatsoever only gives ordinary health care.  Organization B only does abortions.  The 97? percent part A would no longer face bitter opposition.  Women would be served.  But this will not happen because PP cares less about women and more about preserving abortion as part of its service portfolio.  So yes, it is almost all about abortion and PP's desire to main stream abortion.  As I said, split the organizations and ensure that ordinary health care is delivered.  But won't happen because PP does not care enough and must maintain (in their spin) a 3% service even though it casts the 97% in jeopardy.