"We certainly don’t disagree with their ability to exist. They certainly have that right, and not everybody believes in abortion. We have a problem with misinformation handed out.” Part of the importance of posting a sign, Ms. Finkelstein said, is not only to avoid conveying misinformation but also to stop misleading advertising. "It’s consumer protection,” she said. "If you provide a service, someone should know what services they get and what they won’t get.” "Pregnancy center’s suit vs. Montgomery County goes to court." The Washington Times. December 5, 2012.

Jodi Finkelstein, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland, thinks Akin could use a sex-ed refresher course. "I really don't have words," she said. "If someone is that uneducated about rape and women and women's anatomy, I'm dumbfounded." And Finkelstein wasn't buying Akin's apology. "This was more than someone misspeaking," she said. "This was a lack of sensitivity and a lack of education on a very important issue." "Akin's rape comments elicit anger in Md., U.S." The Baltimore Sun. August 20, 2012