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Input: Mitch Daniels, who's set to decide soon whether he's entering the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, said Friday he'll sign a bill that will end Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood for family services — an issue that has attracted national attention. 
  
 The bill bars the state from entering into contracts with abortion providers, making an exception for hospitals and ambulatory centers. Planned Parenthood of Indiana operates 28 clinics in Indiana, eight of which are Title X funded clinics. The group received about $3 million in federal funding last year. 
  
 Late in the day, Daniels issued a statement about HEA 1210, which was approved earlier in the week by the Indiana General Assembly. 
  
 "I will sign HEA 1210 when it reaches my desk a week or so from now. I supported this bill from the outset, and the recent addition of language guarding against the spending of tax dollars to support abortions creates no reason to alter my position," said Daniels, who infuriated conservatives last year with a call for a "truce" on the culture wars that have often dominated politics." 
  
 "The principle involved commands the support of an overwhelming majority of Hoosiers, as reflected in greater than 2:1 bipartisan votes in both legislative chambers," the statement continued. 
  
 Daniels said he "commissioned a careful review of access to services across the state and can confirm that all non-abortion services, whether family planning or basic women's health, will remain readily available in every one of our 92 counties. In addition, I have ordered the Family and Social Services Administration to see that Medicaid recipients receive prompt notice of nearby care options. We will take any actions necessary to ensure that vital medical care is, if anything, more widely available than before." 
  
 "Any organization affected by this provision can resume receiving taxpayer dollars immediately by ceasing or separating its operations that perform abortions," he concluded. 
  
 The move by Daniels met with instant crticism from abortion rights groups. 
  
 Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said, "It’s outrageous that Governor Mitch Daniels has decided to abandon his short-lived truce on social issues to sign a dangerous bill that would have a devastating impact on women’s health and take away health care from thousands of women in Indiana, leaving them at greater risk for undetected cancers, untreated infections and unintended pregnancies." 
  
 She added, "Clearly, Governor Daniels would rather play politics with women’s health than show leadership and fiscal responsibility in rejecting a bill that will ultimately cost the state millions in federal funding. If Governor Daniels chooses to run for president, his decision to sign this bill will make it harder for him to win key women voters.” 
  
 NARAL President Nancy Keenan accused Daniels of putting "his presidential ambitions above thousands of Hoosier women, who, as a result of his actions, will lose access to birth control, cancer screenings and other basic health care." 
  
 "He will also open the door to further political interference in women’s personal, private decisions. With the stroke of a pen, Daniels will declare his truce on social issues to be over," Keenan added. 
  
 A Democratic insider referred to Daniels's past call for a "truce" on social issues and snarked, "Truce broken it appears." ||||| Gov. Mitch Daniels will sign a bill that defunds Planned Parenthood and imposes some of the most stringent anti-abortion measures in the nation. 
  
 His decision to sign House Bill 1210 will fuel speculation that he will seek the Republican nomination for president. Daniels has said he will make a decision on his political future soon, now that the legislative session ends today. 
  
 In a statement, Daniels said he had supported the bill from the outset "and the recent addition of language guarding against the spending of tax dollars to support abortions creates no reason to alter my position." ... |||||
Output:
Factor this into the 2012 political calculus: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniel says he will sign a bill that defunds Planned Parenthood and puts in place strict anti-abortion measures, reports the Indianapolis Star. Daniels, who promises to announce soon whether he's running for president, will make Indiana the first state to strip Planned Parenthood of Medicaid funds. Planned Parenthood of Indiana—which says no tax dollars have ever been used for abortions, as per federal law—plans to sue. The group would lose $2 million of the $3 million it gets in federal funds—Indiana can pull the plug only on the $2 million that gets funneled through the state but has no control over the $1 million that Planned Parenthood gets directly from the feds, explains CBS. “Any organization affected by this provision can resume receiving taxpayer dollars immediately by ceasing or separating its operations that perform abortions," said Daniels. The decision should shore up his reputation among social conservatives, who grew angry with him last year when he called for a "truce" on social issues, notes Politico.