Anti-abortion movement rift with GOP deepens as Planned Parenthood funding resumes
The rift between anti-abortion advocates and the Republican Party widened on Sunday as federal funding for Planned Parenthood resumed following the one-year pause on Medicaid reimbursements for the nation’s largest abortion provider. Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood’s non-abortion services, such as sexually transmitted infection testing and birth control, were paused last year as part of the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but funding officially resumed on July 5, 2026. “Congress must act, and the Trump Administration should permanently debar Planned Parenthood from all federal funding,” Hawkins wrote on X Sunday.
- ▪The rift between anti-abortion advocates and the Republican Party widened on Sunday as federal funding for Planned Parenthood resumed following the one-year pause on Medicaid reimbursements for the nation’s largest abortion provider.
- ▪Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood’s non-abortion services, such as sexually transmitted infection testing and birth control, were paused last year as part of the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but funding officially resumed
- ▪“Congress must act, and the Trump Administration should permanently debar Planned Parenthood from all federal funding,” Hawkins wrote on X Sunday.
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The rift between anti-abortion advocates and the Republican Party widened on Sunday as federal funding for Planned Parenthood resumed following the one-year pause on Medicaid reimbursements for the nation’s largest abortion provider. Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood’s non-abortion services, such as sexually transmitted infection testing and birth control, were paused last year as part of the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but funding officially resumed on July 5, 2026.
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