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Yes, a Title X clinic must “[p]rovide a broad range of acceptable and effective medically approved family planning methods (including natural family planning methods) and services (including infertility services and services for adolescents). If an organization offers only a single method of family planning, it may participate as part of a project as long as the entire project offers a broad range of family planning services”. Source.

I cant’ find this. Title X funds may not be used in programs where abortion is a method of family planning. Source.
Here is the one source for the second qoute…
" Federal financial participation is not available for the performance of an abortion in programs or projects to which this subpart applies except under circumstances described in Sec. 50.304 or Sec. 50.306"
a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/05dec20031700/edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_2003/octqtr/42cfr50.303.htm

The main page for the legislation is here and the last one on the listopa.osophs.dhhs.gov/legislation.html
 
" Federal financial participation is not available for the performance of an abortion in programs or projects to which this subpart applies except under circumstances described in Sec. 50.304 or Sec. 50.306"a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2…2cfr50.303.htm
The provision of abortion is not under the family planning program. Title X funding may not be used to provide abortions, but this does not prohibit a clinic from providing abortions. Clinics may provide services through various grants & programs.

“Non-Title X abortion activities must be separate and distinct from Title X project activities. Where a grantee conducts abortion activities that are not part of the Title X project and would not be permissible if they were, the grantee must ensure that the Title X- supported project is separate and distinguishable from those other activities. the prohibition does not apply to all the activities of a Title X grantee, but only to those within the Title X project.” opa.osophs.dhhs.gov/titlex/xgag_notice_07-03-2000.txt
 
While normally I care about the details before I sign something, in this case the point (as I see it) is to let the government see how many citizens are against tax dollars being used for abortions, etc.

I agree with previous poster. One penny is too much, and I want the government to know there are a lot of us against it.
 
The provision of abortion is not under the family planning program. Title X funding may not be used to provide abortions, but this does not prohibit a clinic from providing abortions. Clinics may provide services through various grants & programs.

“Non-Title X abortion activities must be separate and distinct from Title X project activities. Where a grantee conducts abortion activities that are not part of the Title X project and would not be permissible if they were, the grantee must ensure that the Title X- supported project is separate and distinguishable from those other activities. the prohibition does not apply to all the activities of a Title X grantee, but only to those within the Title X project.” opa.osophs.dhhs.gov/titlex/xgag_notice_07-03-2000.txt
Then THAT is what I want the petition to say, and THAT is what I will tell my uber-liberal US senators when I write them in a separate letter, along with my congrssional rep.

I checked my emailings from Prolife Action League, and they had a petition out there several months before this in a similar vein- but with more facts readily available.
 
Then THAT is what I want the petition to say, and THAT is what I will tell my uber-liberal US senators when I write them in a separate letter, along with my congrssional rep.

I checked my emailings from Prolife Action League, and they had a petition out there several months before this in a similar vein- but with more facts readily available.
I highly doubt that petitions as such do any good whatsoever. I agree that writing with facts is better. But don’t put too much effort into it - all their office does is tally a ‘pro’ or ‘con’ sheet for communications that come in.

I have to wonder if we can get any indulgences for living under the rule of Obama and Durbin…
 
I highly doubt that petitions as such do any good whatsoever. I agree that writing with facts is better. But don’t put too much effort into it - all their office does is tally a ‘pro’ or ‘con’ sheet for communications that come in.

I have to wonder if we can get any indulgences for living under the rule of Obama and Durbin…
I feel better when I have done a good job. I don’t overwhelm such great personages with too many facts. They might not appreciate it. It’s just better for me to be informed before I write them.

Oh, I am sure I am on Mr. Durbin’s pest list. I don’t know if I’m on Mr. Obama’s pest list, or if he even has a pest list. He doesn’t seem to have time for the good people of Illinois, as he is busy running for president after only two years in the senate.

LOL. Just remember one name, and what the collar counties did when she ran again: Carol Mosley Braun.
 
Tens of millions of our tax dollars (thousands of them mine) are being used each day to fight an immoral and counter-productive war. When we can put an end to that, I’ll re-direct my energy and attention to the pittance PP is receiving by comparison.
I agree with you, but I signed it. Killing the innocent is wrong, either at here in the US or in Iraq. Taxpayer funding of the killing of the innocent is horrible, no matter how small the amount. Besides, how much energy and attention does it take to click a link and sign an online petition?
 
I highly doubt that petitions as such do any good whatsoever. I agree that writing with facts is better. But don’t put too much effort into it - all their office does is tally a ‘pro’ or ‘con’ sheet for communications that come in.

I have to wonder if we can get any indulgences for living under the rule of Obama and Durbin…
Contact their offices in DC and ask for the “legislative assistant who works on abortion issues and the legislative assistant who works with Title X legislation.” Then ask to be connected to that person. Also, send a letter addressed to that person, not the senator, since it is that person who drafts the legislation dealing with that particular subject and actually works hand-in-hand with the senator on that subject. I don’t know if the legislative assistants have changed for Obama and Durbin, but Ms. Hughes was the l.a. for Obama, and Ms. Morris was the l.a. for Durbin a few years ago. Ms. Hughes was extremely polite and open to at least listening to me and returned my phone call within a day. Ms. Morris took months to even return a phone call. Please, do not ignore my advice (this goes for anyone from any state) about who to contact. I have worked for the Senate and know who the “real” behind the scenes people are who do the dirty work to get things done. Be the squeaky wheel and pass along the names and contact info to all your family and friends so that they too can be squeaky wheels.
 
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