Once again, 3% of PP funds go for abortions. If you are right that in Texas and elsewhere "It is not ordinary health care that anyone objects to," then those states are literally throwing the baby out with the bath water.  In many communities women, and poor women in particular, have no option other than PP for health care before and after pregnancy.  Those state legislatures are the same ones who refuse to take Medicaid funds to extend health care to their poorest citizens.  Now they want to take away neonatal and prenatal health care away from those same poor women.  If there is a just God sitting in judgement at life's end, those political hacks will burn in Hell.  Or to put it in a more secular way, those state politicians are killing poor people to satisfy a self-righteous but significant segment of their voter base, so-called evangelical Christians.

To call abortion "a convenience" is to trivialize human reproduction, a life-shaping event that should be a woman's choice.