If the Massachusetts House budget passes, it will mean that taxpayers will be on the hook for more abortions.
Since a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling in 1981, public funding in Massachusetts has paid the full cost of abortion for women whose incomes are low enough to qualify for Medicaid; it's one of 16 states with publicly-funded elective abortions.
If the Massachusetts House budget passes, it will mean that taxpayers will be on the hook for more abortions.
Since a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling in 1981, public funding in Massachusetts has paid the full cost of abortion for women whose incomes are low enough to qualify for Medicaid; it's one of 16 states with publicly-funded elective abortions.…
