Star Tribune Article RatingRuth Richardson, who leads regional Planned Parenthood, resigns from Minnesota Legislature
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56% : Ruth Richardson, the top regional leader of Planned Parenthood, announced late Friday that she was resigning her seat in the Minnesota Legislature effective immediately.51% : The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) rescinded its endorsement of her, saying she had overseen a union busting campaign at Planned Parenthood, the Minnesota Reformer reported in July.
46% : Before taking the CEO job at Planned Parenthood, she was the chief executive at Wayside Recovery Center, a nonprofit based in St. Louis Park that provides mental health and substance abuse support.
32% : Richardson did not comment, but Planned Parenthood issued a statement saying the allegations of union-busting were unfounded.
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