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Senate Votes On Planned Parenthood Funding
ResumeRepublicans in the Senate are not expected to come up with enough votes today to pass a bill to cut federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
Planned Parenthood became a GOP target last month after secretly-recorded videos surfaced, showing employees discussing the group's little-noticed sale of fetal organs for legal fetal tissue research. Last month before those videos surfaced, the House Committee on Appropriations approved a measure to cut all funding for Planned Parenthood's Title X Family Planning program, which pays for services like contraception and cancer screenings.
Jennifer Ludden joins Here & Now's Robin Young to discuss today's vote.
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- Jennifer Ludden, correspondent who covers family life and social issues for NPR. She tweets @JenniferLudden.
This segment aired on August 3, 2015.