A vote may come tomorrow in the House on funding for the United Nations Population Fund. Planned Parenthood’s latest suggested letter to Congress on UNFPA says nothing about forced abortions in China, or aiding International Planned Parenthood’s abortion-promotion agenda with the money of American pro-life taxpayers. It argues that UNFPA should be supported simply “because it is the single largest global source of multilateral funding for maternal health and family planning programs, providing desperately needed health care services to poor women and their families in 150 countries.” It is big, therefore it is good. PPFA wants Members of Congress to think their activists aren’t the slightest bit motivated by the desire to export the joys of the abortion revolution and stem the tide of planet-polluting humanity. For a glance at what UNFPA and your U.S. Agency of International Development do on population matters, see here.