Well then, you have the tail wagging the dog.  Indeed, protection of the abortion, which in Roe v Wade the Supreme Court called a right to privacy (a Constitutional Right, according to earlier SC ruling) is indeed a very important right, because none of us wants others to have the law behind them when they tell us how to live our lives, in issues in which there is no injury to those opposed.  PP as I have pointed out, is the sole provider of women's reproductive health care in many areas, and particularly for poor women.

You have let your prejudice cloud your reason again with " PP cares less about women and more about preserving abortion".  Logically, PP cares 97% about women, fetus health, and newborn health, and 3% about abortion.  In fact PP supplies contraceptives at low cost or for free, and provides family planning advice, both of which reduce the number of abortions.

You have abandoned logic.  If my state legislators told me how to conduct my sex life, I would vote them out.