Texas may soon demonstrate what it looks like to drastically cut both access to family planning and abortion. Earlier this week, I wrote about the imminent loss of Texas's Medicaid Women's Health Program, which provides poor women with things like birth control and cancer screenings. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. As budget negotiations wrap up this week, family-planning funds are being gutted, so much so that family-planning clinics like Planned Parenthood could receive no money at all from the state government. For poor women, especially in rural areas, clinics closing because of the budget cuts could leave them without access to contraception. If any of those women get pregnant and decide to get an abortion, they'll find cuts for those services, too. The Texas House passed a measure, currently on its way to becoming law, that will deny funding to all hospitals and health-care clinics that provide abortion or "abortion related services," whatever that means. So, even women...