Bush taps birth control opponent to oversee contraception
Rawstory:
President Bush's choice for heading family planning programming within the Department of Health and Human Services is a critic of birth control.
"Susan Orr, most recently an associate commissioner in the Administration for Children and Families, was appointed Monday to be acting deputy assistant secretary for population affairs," reports the Washington Post. "She will oversee $283 million in annual grants to provide low-income families and others with contraceptive services, counseling and preventive screenings."
President Bush's choice for heading family planning programming within the Department of Health and Human Services is a critic of birth control.
"Susan Orr, most recently an associate commissioner in the Administration for Children and Families, was appointed Monday to be acting deputy assistant secretary for population affairs," reports the Washington Post. "She will oversee $283 million in annual grants to provide low-income families and others with contraceptive services, counseling and preventive screenings."
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