CA Democrat Pushes Plan that Could Put Planned Parenthood’s Number on Every Student ID
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(Worthy News) – A California state lawmaker is reportedly attempting to push legislation that could put Planned Parenthood’s phone number on every California student ID from ages 12-24, including students at Christian schools.
The California Family Council reports Assemblyman Jesse Gabriel (D-San Fernando Valley) is trying to require the inclusion of a phone number for “a sexual or reproductive health hotline.” The bill is called AB-624 Pupil and Student Health.
The abortion giant Planned Parenthood has been a strong supporter of Gabriel, offering a public endorsement and a $4,400 contribution for his 2018 campaign. [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]
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