Don't Tie Up Family Planning in Abortion Debate (ContributorNetwork)

[unable to retrieve full-text content]ContributorNetwork - COMMENTARY | Talk about an ideological battle with unintended consequences. According to Reuters, a decision in Texas to block Planned Parenthood from receiving taxpayer money in combination with a 66 percent cut in state family planning funds due to a budget crisis will make low-cost birth control inaccessible to thousands of women in THE state. And the inaccessibility of birth control will result in a projected 20,500 additional babies, costing $231 million to state and federal taxpayers for prenatal, maternity and infant care.

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