Original sentence: " Toland was later confirmed.As director of a local non-profit, Tolan had obtained a grant from a charitable fund posthumously named after George Tiller, a murdered physician who had performed abortions.In 2019, Wagle opposed the confirmation of David Toland as Kansas Secretary of Commerce.Wagle's spokesperson, Shannon Golden, called the relationship "concerning
Edited sentence: In 2012, Wagle and her colleagues passed the Women's Right to Know Act, which was reportedly the first pro-life law passed in Kansas.In 2019, Wagle along with other anti-choice members of the Kansas Senate led efforts to pass a resolution condemning New York's Reproductive Health Act, which allows for late-term abortions.It claimed (without scientific evidence) that abortions caused breast cancer, a contention disputed by the National Cancer Institute.The law mandated giving women who seek late-term abortions misinformation on fetal development.The resources had come from a charitable fund posthumously named after an assassinated doctor, George Tiller, and had nothing to do with abortion.Wagle opposed the confirmation of David Toland as Kansas Secretary of Commerce because as director of a local non-profit, he had gotten a grant years earlier to help reduce the high rate of smoking by pregnant women in Allen County, therefore reducing complications in pregnancies, and secured another grant for local health services to provide access to contraception for low income women who wanted to postpone pregnancies or avoid unintentional fertilization.Wagle's spokesperson, Shannon Golden said that the Toland "partnership in general is concerning