Posts Tagged ‘defund planned parenthood’
9th Circuit Court Upholds Protect Life Rules
On June 20, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Protect Life Rule. Providers will have to separate family planning services from abortion services if they want to keep receiving federal money. The effect of the ruling will lift the injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane on April 23. The ruling…
Read MoreUnions, Abortion and the Supreme Court
Until this year, public sector unions in Oregon have been taking mandatory dues from government employees, even non-union members. Millions of those dollars are then diverted to fund pro-abortion groups. These groups then support pro-abortion candidates for office who are committed to keeping this cycle going. If you are a public employee, you can finally…
Read MoreBrown threatens healthcare access for 50,000 Oregonians
Monday, July 30, Gov. Kate Brown announced that she would reject all Title X funding if the Department of Health and Human Services adopts new Title X rules. The Protect Life Rule would prevent abortion providers from qualifying for money under the Title X family planning program. It is estimated that this would cut $50…
Read MoreTrump to Decrease Tax Funding of Planned Parenthood
By Liberty Pike, Communications Director President Trump was elected having promised to stop taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood. At the end of May, he began to deliver. The Trump administration’s Department of Health and Human Services is issuing rules for the Title X preventative family planning program that will bar abortion providers from receiving Title…
Read MorePres. Trump moves to defund Planned Parenthood
Salem, OR–The Trump administration’s Department of Health and Human Services will be reinstating rules for the Title X family planning program that will bar abortion providers like Planned Parenthood from receiving taxpayer funding through this specific program. This will cut roughly $50 to $60 million of Planned Parenthood’s $543.7 million in taxpayer funding (per PP’s…
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