Planned Parenthood taxpayer funding

Planned Parenthood will open 50 centers in Los Angeles schools that will distribute birth control drugs and provide pregnancy counseling.

Planned Parenthood is closing down two Ohio clinics that provide birth control, STI,and cancer screenings, but not abortions.

A Planned Parenthood official in Minnesota is warning of a “public health crisis” after the national abortion business opted out of $60 million in federal Title X family planning funding because it would not abide by the rule to stop referrals for abortions.

Planned Parenthood has made the decision to withdraw from the federal Title X family planning program and leave behind $60 million that could be used to assist non-abortion patients, but the abortion giant is still receiving over $500 million annually in taxpayer funding.

Planned Parenthood is living up to its slogan as it attempts to portray itself a victim of the Trump administration’s rule asserting that abortion is not family planning.

Acting president of Planned Parenthood Alexis McGill Johnson says her organization has been the victim of politicization.

The Associated Press (AP) is reporting the Trump administration is delaying its enforcement of the Protect Life Rule that bars facilities that receive federal family planning funds from referring women for abortions.

Planned Parenthood said it will forgo federal funds rather than comply with the Trump administration’s rule that bars abortion referrals.

The Trump Administration announced is immediately enacting its Protect Life Rule that bars facilities that receive federal family planning funds from performing or referring women for abortions.

Joe Biden’s proposed healthcare plan would enshrine Roe v. Wade into federal law and force American taxpayers to fund abortion.

A federal appeals court Thursday allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its rule that marks a clear boundary between abortion and family planning, even as the law continues to be challenged in the courts.

A federal appeals court held the Trump administration’s rule to end family planning funding of Planned Parenthood may take effect.

Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas signed a bill into law that bans local governments from funding abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood.

The Texas State Senate voted 20-11 Friday to approve a House amendment to a bill that would ban state, county, and local governments from contracting or partnering with Planned Parenthood for any services.

Abortion proponents are now urgently making deceptive claims about what will happen if the procedure is banned or if Roe v. Wade is overturned.

House Democrats specified Monday that Title X family planning grants could not be used to fund the Trump administration’s new rule that makes a clear distinction between abortion and family planning.

A second federal judge has blocked a Trump administration rule that prohibits the use of taxpayer family planning funds to “perform, promote, refer for, or support abortion as a method of family planning.”

A federal judge said Tuesday he will block the Trump administration’s policy that creates a clear line between abortion and family planning.

The Texas Senate voted Monday to prohibit state and local governments from allowing tax dollars to fund abortion providers.

Ohio notified Planned Parenthood facilities throughout the state Thursday that their state taxpayer funding will end next month.

Maryland may become the first state to retaliate against a new Trump administration rule governing family planning by ending the state’s participation in the federal grant program known as Title X.

A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, 11–6, to allow Ohio to end taxpayer funding to Planned Parenthood because it performs abortions.

The American Medical Association (AMA) forged its alliance further with the abortion industry Tuesday when it joined Planned Parenthood in a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s new rule that draws a clear line between abortion and family planning.

Battle lines are being drawn as California becomes the first of 22 states to sue the Donald Trump administration over its new rule that denies taxpayer family planning funds to Planned Parenthood because it provides abortions.

Democrat-led states allied with Planned Parenthood are challenging the Trump administration’s new rule that would block about $60 million in family planning funding to the organization because it provides and refers for abortions.

The Trump administration issued a final rule Friday that underscores that federal taxpayer funds provided for family planning services may not be used to support abortion in any way.

Planned Parenthood says it performed 332,757 abortions in the past year – 11,373 more than the 321,384 abortions the group performed in the year 2016-2017. The number of abortions performed contrasts sharply with the number of adoption referrals – 2,831.

Three Republican women in Congress — two in the House and one in the Senate — have introduced bills to eliminate taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood.

The omnibus spending bill is drawing the ire of national pro-life leaders and members of Congress who say many Republicans have broken their promises to the base of the party by funding Planned Parenthood and rejecting an amendment that would provide conscience protections for healthcare workers who refuse to participate in abortions.

“As you probably know, there were congressional investigations that were politically motivated,” Richards said in response to the observation about the FBI probe of her organization. “We’ve been acquitted of everything, so that’s simply not true,”