Eric Keroack is not the man for you

President Bush’s new head of federal family-planning programs believes that birth control is “demeaning” to women.

Did you have to read that twice? So did I.

Late last week, after pledging to bring the country together after his electoral losses, President Bush appointed Eric Keroack to lead the Department of Health and Human Services’ family-planning program – which supports 4,600 clinics and more than five million people annually.

Putting a doctor who opposes birth control in charge of a federal family-planning program is just plain irresponsible. Sign the petition and say NO to Keroack now.

Keroack has dedicated his career to telling women that birth control and abortion are wrong. He most recently was the medical director for A Woman’s Concern, which oversees six anti-choice “crisis pregnancy centers” in Massachusetts and maintains a policy stating “that the crass commercialization and distribution of birth control is demeaning to women, degrading of human sexuality and adverse to human health and happiness.”

Is this the sort of man that YOU want making decisions about women’s contraceptive and family planning options?

Join NARAL Pro-Choice America in helping to stop Keroack from assuming this influential position. Sign the petition and send a message to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mike Leavitt, urging him to reject Keroack’s appointment now.

For justice,

Lauren Alvarez,
Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team

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2 Comments on “Eric Keroack is not the man for you”

  • Tim greene

    says:

    Just amazing, really. How can the women in that family stand for this nonsense.

    These are the same people that oppose the vacine for cervical cancer since it can be prevented by abstinence.

  • Gene

    says:

    It’s just amazing that this continues to go on under our noses — George Bush has consistently and continually appointed people who are diametrically opposed to the very thing they are being appointed to oversee. It’s almost as if he is the president of Bizarroworld.

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