It's your choice now, Ms. Richards.
Members of the U.S. Senate—including your two senators—will likely have the chance to vote on defunding Planned Parenthood in the next two weeks.
Senators are poised to debate a number of proposals, including a measure to eliminate tax dollars from going to the nation's top abortion seller—Planned Parenthood.
Critics of the move to defund the abortion organization point to its non-abortion activities as a reason to continue public funding. Planned Parenthood could choose to stop selling abortions, continue its non-abortion services and still receive tax dollars.In fact, the president went so far as to boldly offer Planned Parenthood this option.It declined.
If you want to see a stop to your tax dollars—to the tune of more than half-a billion dollars a year—going to Planned Parenthood, please contact your two senators today!

Facts about Planned Parenthood, abortion and money:
Planned Parenthood is the nation's largest abortion seller, with almost one in three U.S. abortions committed at its facilities.
In 2015, it received $554 million in public dollars.
More than 1 in 7 Planned Parenthood clients have abortions.
The number of Planned Parenthood abortions has increased more than 40 percent since 2002—this during a period of time when the overall number of abortions has dropped nationally.
Planned Parenthood's estimated annual revenue from selling abortions could be as high as $200 million a year.
Therefore, it should not be allowed to take taxpayer dollars while in the abortion business.
After all, it was Planned Parenthood's choice. Send a note to your two U.S. senators