House votes to reverse Obama’s Planned Parenthood rule

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The House passed a resolution Thursday re-opening the door for states to block Planned Parenthood from receiving some federal funds.

The measure, which passed 230-188, would reverse a last-minute rule from the Obama administration that said conservative states can’t block the women’s health and abortion provider from receiving family planning dollars under the Title X program.

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