[HiTech RedNeck]

He reportedly charged a pretty penny, but did he make “exceptions” for “hardship cases”? As a “good liberal” with a “cause” one wonders if he went “pro bono” every once in a while.

[Kansas58]

NO, he did not.
Tiller never worked for free.

[john in springfield]

He reportedly charged a pretty penny, but did he make “exceptions” for “hardship cases”? As a “good liberal” with a “cause” one wonders if he went “pro bono” every once in a while.

You might disagree, but what Dr. Tiller did, he personally did for good reasons, for the purpose of helping women who were in trouble and who could get help almost nowhere else...

Now fork over the $7,000 for the services, please.

No, up front, dammit!!