continue at FDLReporterIn The Reporter article on Aug. 14 addressing women's reproductive health care and cuts in funding to Planned Parenthood, Jessica McCardell points to Planned Parenthood as the savior that helped her prevent unplanned pregnancy.
At the age of 16 she says she began using their services. The article says women are seeking contraception and reproductive health services "at even younger ages."
So, why should the rest of us pay for programs that encourage and enable recreational sex?
At a time when working families are struggling to cover their mortgages or send their kids to college, it makes absolutely no sense to tax them to fund the promiscuity of others. And if parents are willing to turn their parenting over to Planned Parenthood they shouldn't expect the rest of us to pay for it.
Thanks to Gov. Scott Walker's biennial budget, taxpayers will no longer be funding Planned Parenthood.
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