This should really mobilize Carly Fiorina's five remaining supporters.

It's like the Daily Show report about the Ferguson and Benghazi investigations. If you've been listening to conspiracies for months, it won't change your mind when the news briefly covers the truth on it.

PP is still around.

Republicans always have, and always will be, grandstanding using lies about abortion.

Everyone won. Planned Parenthood stopped accepting "reimbursements" for fetal tissue, which is better for them, given that steeper economic costs is one of the best deterrents against unnecessary spending (contrast against the for-profit prison system) and honestly, accepting any money at all for the trade of baby parts - whether that money technically generates profit or not - is ethically worrisome. The actual officials under investigation were cleared of any legal wrongdoing, so on an individual level, that's clearly a win for them (that they were apparently cleared by a largely Republican jury, after seeing all the facts, is a very strong sign that despite affective partisan polarization, jury trials still work). The public won, because we got to examine both the history and current realities of Planned Parenthood, as well as being exposed to complex ethical questions that are usually obscured under a veil of jingoistic, political tribalism. And I guess antiabortion activists won - a moral victory, if nothing else - because thanks to this ruling, they now have a couple more martyrs to rally behind.

Abortion is still legal, taxpayer money currently earmarked for Planned Parenthood may get diverted to better causes; ultimately, there is really nothing in this that's bad for anyone. (except maybe whistleblowers and investigative journalists)

Whenever someone says they miss Evil Homer, remember what a tiresome contrarian piece of shit he was^