PPH #3
The New York Times calls it a "family planning farce."
Syndicated columnist Cynthia Tucker says it's proof that
President Bush is continuing "his dogged resistance to reality."
As unbelievable as it sounds, the president has chosen someone
who doesn't believe in birth control to be in charge of all the
federal government's family planning programs. The New York
Times describes Eric Keroack best, saying he's "a doctor
affiliated with a group vehemently opposed to birth control and
someone nationally known for his wacky theory about reproductive
health."
They don't know Planned Parenthood if they think we'll just
shake our heads, issue a mild protest, and let it go. We have to
take a stand.
We've got to make sure every person in America knows what a
ridiculous and dangerous step the Bush administration has taken.
Act right now to sign Planned Parenthood's "This Man Doesn't
Believe in Birth Control" protest petition.
http://www.ppaction.org/campaign/keroackpetition2/wiksg779qtexkx3?
Starting today, Planned Parenthood is going to plaster the
country with "This man doesn't believe in birth control"
messages. We're going to reach out far and wide, from coast to
coast.
We're going to ask Secretary Leavitt how he can possibly ask for
family planning advice from a man who long served as the medical
director of A Woman's Concern, a chain of so-called "crisis
pregnancy centers" that believes the provision of contraceptive
drugs and devices is "demeaning to women."
And by the time we're done, people all across the nation will
know what an outrageous step the Bush administration has taken
by placing hundreds of millions of federal dollars -- meant to
provide access to birth control and reproductive health
information -- in the hands of the leader of an extreme
anti-birth control organization.
Act right now to sign Planned Parenthood's "This Man Doesn't
Believe in Birth Control" protest petition.
http://www.ppaction.org/campaign/keroackpetition2/wiksg779qtexkx3?
In the days ahead, I will be in touch about other ways that you
can help us get our "This man doesn't believe in birth control"
message out, but, right now, the first thing you need to do is
sign our petition and forward it to people you know who will be
as outraged as you and I are by this incredible appointment.
Let's get the word out far and wide.
Sincerely,
Cecile Richards
President
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Syndicated columnist Cynthia Tucker says it's proof that
President Bush is continuing "his dogged resistance to reality."
As unbelievable as it sounds, the president has chosen someone
who doesn't believe in birth control to be in charge of all the
federal government's family planning programs. The New York
Times describes Eric Keroack best, saying he's "a doctor
affiliated with a group vehemently opposed to birth control and
someone nationally known for his wacky theory about reproductive
health."
They don't know Planned Parenthood if they think we'll just
shake our heads, issue a mild protest, and let it go. We have to
take a stand.
We've got to make sure every person in America knows what a
ridiculous and dangerous step the Bush administration has taken.
Act right now to sign Planned Parenthood's "This Man Doesn't
Believe in Birth Control" protest petition.
http://www.ppaction.org/campaign/keroackpetition2/wiksg779qtexkx3?
Starting today, Planned Parenthood is going to plaster the
country with "This man doesn't believe in birth control"
messages. We're going to reach out far and wide, from coast to
coast.
We're going to ask Secretary Leavitt how he can possibly ask for
family planning advice from a man who long served as the medical
director of A Woman's Concern, a chain of so-called "crisis
pregnancy centers" that believes the provision of contraceptive
drugs and devices is "demeaning to women."
And by the time we're done, people all across the nation will
know what an outrageous step the Bush administration has taken
by placing hundreds of millions of federal dollars -- meant to
provide access to birth control and reproductive health
information -- in the hands of the leader of an extreme
anti-birth control organization.
Act right now to sign Planned Parenthood's "This Man Doesn't
Believe in Birth Control" protest petition.
http://www.ppaction.org/campaign/keroackpetition2/wiksg779qtexkx3?
In the days ahead, I will be in touch about other ways that you
can help us get our "This man doesn't believe in birth control"
message out, but, right now, the first thing you need to do is
sign our petition and forward it to people you know who will be
as outraged as you and I are by this incredible appointment.
Let's get the word out far and wide.
Sincerely,
Cecile Richards
President
Planned Parenthood Federation of America