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However I am not sure that this would ever reach far enough to turn up Medicaid fraud.

Heck, it's already happened in Chicago, Philadelphia and Georgia, and many more that I am unfamiliar with. Many more that remain unexposed.

PP would scream about fishing expeditions which is a kneejerk word in the libertarian world, even conservative-libertarians.

Let them scream. They scream anyway.

I see failure to do the gospel thing in reaching to the prospective PP clients.

If you have never gone to the front lines, a Crisis Pregnancy Center or at least a Birthright, I would suggest that you don't see the hard work Christians and others are doing to help mothers in need. Chris Slattery's operations in NYC are phenomenal, as are Monica Migliorino's efforts in IL/WI/MI. My own mother put up a young mother in need some years ago, but it didn't make the papers.

I’d like to see the evidence that such approaches will, under THIS case, be able to penetrate to the fraud (let’s assume we positively know it’s there, that no other lesson in discreetness was learned). The legal momentum is already going the wrong way here.

The screaming WILL be heard, is the point. And the hearers will take action. The legal system is amoral, in a sense. It will swallow camels while straining out gnats, to be sure, but that’s the nature of the beast. It doesn’t care. And people are still leaning hard on legalities today.

It’s very nice to hear that charitable efforts are being made. However the question then becomes why is it a well kept secret; why doesn’t it get discussed the moment one of these PP pimps pops up its head? Can’t blame “media” for everything when it is Christians putting out the publicity. Seems the bent even in Christendom is to lean to the blame side of things. It makes them feel good that they have called wickedness wickedness, even if under the circumstances it is tantamount to arguing with the devil.