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Calls and e-mails needed to insure that money is redirected to legitimate health providers Topeka, KS - Kansas Gov. Mark Parkinson has indicated that he will act on the state budget by Friday. The budget contains an amendment that redirects tax money that once went to Planned Parenthood to hospitals and other legitimate health care clinics. Parkinson has described his abortion views as "very similar, if not completely similar" to former Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' extremist abortion policies. The amendment passed both houses of the Legislature after its sponsor Sen. Tim Hueslkamp released an undercover audio recording of a phone call to Planned Parenthood where an illegal sexual relationship between a supposed 14-year old girl and a 23-year old man was ignored. The Planned Parenthood worker even told the girl that her adult boyfriend could pick up her birth control prescription for her. Such policies prey on innocent victims and then hand them back to their abusers with the ...

This sounds great and my best wishes to him! He has quite a fight ahead of him. My hopes and prayers are that all of the states in our country will follow his lead! An Illinois state legislator is leading a move during the final weeks of the legislative session to cut funding for the Planned Parenthood abortion business out of the state budget. Rep. David Reis says that, with the economy in bad shape, now is not the time to spend tax dollars funding the pro-abortion group. (Is there ever a time that funding abortions is OK?) As Illinois general revenue fund revenues continue to deteriorate and the state budget outlook for the next fiscal year for the state shows substantial red ink, Reis says cutting Planned Parenthood funds makes sense. Click here to read the rest of the article. IL taxpayers pay Planned Parenthood $5million per year to distribute abortifacients to youth and to murder babies. How much does your state spend on "death care" annually?