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Joy Cardin
from Wednesday, April 4, 2007 at 6:00 AM
The state’s family planning services are targeted toward women, but Governor Doyle’s budget would let low-income males as young as fifteen use the program, too. Joy Cardin and her guests discuss what men could learn from the program, what should be available to minors, and if the parents should know about it. Guests: - Chris Taylor, political director and staff attorney for Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin - Glenn Grothman, Republican state senator from West Bend. He will be introducing legislation to limit the age at which females can participate in Medicaid’s Family Planning Waiver program.

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