I originally posted this to Facebook, but I realize that some of you are not members of our Facebook group. (You should join.) As I’ve mentioned before, I’m going to the NRLC conference in Pittsburgh next week. I plan to blog about it so that we can all learn something. Are there any workshops that […]
Following in the footsteps of the state senate, the Louisiana house of representatives has just passed a bill requiring abortion businesses to give women the chance to see ultrasounds of their children. Although some abortion businesses do ultrasounds for medical reasons, they often hide the screen from the mother, reducing the chances that she will […]
NARAL claims that pro-life pregnancy clinics are posing as abortion mills on SuperPages.com and YellowPages.com. They provide an example ad from “Problem Pregnancy,” which (shock and awe!) does not appear to exist. They want all their mindless pro-choice drones to complain until pregnancy center listings are taken down. Jill Stanek points out that there are […]
Back in February, we wrote enthusiastically about Kenya’s new constitution, which at the time supported human rights without regard to age. But as MRNewman mentioned on Friday, pro-lifers are now nervous about the revised language: “It starts out saying life begins at conception but has the well-known abortion exception known as the health of the […]
All Our Lives won the contest at Conversations for a Better World that we advertised earlier. Their entry, which unambiguously states that they are “pro every life, born and unborn,” will be featured on the Women Deliver website for a month. They deserve it, having earned the most votes, but I was fairly shocked that […]
Beacon Women’s Center, which has been on probation since 2007, has closed: Beacon Women’s Center had a long history of health and safety deficiencies on record with the Alabama Department of Public Health that included shoddy record keeping, improper distribution of controlled substances without proper physician authorization, and failure of nurses to administer the correct […]
Pro-life leaders are not happy about a recent statement by Indiana governor Mitch Daniels, who is widely considered to be on the short list for the GOP presidential candidacy in 2012. The statement was made in an interview that the Weekly Standard published on Tuesday: Daniels told the conservative publication the next president “would have […]
For those of you who don’t follow American politics, an important bundle of primary elections took place yesterday. The media took notice of the fact that many of yesterday’s winners are women: Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, Nikki Haley of South Carolina (who faces a runoff election), Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman of California, and Sharron […]
Update: Rev. Mahoney did get arrested. The arrest (and the fence) will be challenged in court. Pro-life activists in D.C. will either be arrested or vindicated today. Operation Rescue says that during litigation over a decade ago, they discovered that the sidewalk and lawn outside of this Washington, D.C. abortion center were public property. Since […]
The Gates Foundation, through Melinda Gates, has announced that the Foundation will spend $1.5 billion dollars promoting maternal health. It sounds great on paper, but the trouble is that their definition of “maternal health” may include legalized abortion– which is actually associated with higher rates of maternal mortality. The Gates Foundation has acquired a reputation […]