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The unborn are counting on you next Tuesday, April 13th!
The unborn are counting on Michael McCaul!

Texas Right to Life is proud to endorse the candidacy of Austin attorney and family man Michael McCaul for US Congressional District 10 in the Republican runoff election. Michael McCaul has proven himself through years of volunteer activities as a stellar pro-life leader in the State of Texas. McCaul has earned the support of prolife leaders in Texas, including Governor Rick Perry, Senator John Cornyn and Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson.

McCaul will work hard to promote compassionate alternatives to abortion, help women and families in crisis through pregnancy centers, and encourage adoption. McCaul has also pledged to sponsor federal laws requiring parental notification and waiting periods for minors and support legislation protecting unborn victims of violence.

McCaul realizes that the prolife movement faces many challenges with an aging population facing end of life decisions and with the increasing biotechnological attacks on innocent human life. McCaul welcomes opportunities to promote the culture of life in opposing euthanasia and Orwellian experiments on embryonic humans.

A lifelong Catholic and father of 5, McCaul holds to Texas Right to Life's belief's that we must defend all innocent human life from the moment of fertilization until natural death. Texas Right to Life is confident that Michael McCaul will take the common sense, pro-family initiatives we've passed here in Texas to the national stage.

VOTE PROLIFE ON TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH!
VOTE FOR MICHAEL MCCAUL!!!
For more information, visit www.McCaulForCongress.com.

Texas Right to Life is the oldest, largest, and only statewide prolife organization in Texas solely dedicated to defending the right to life of all persons from the moment of fertilization until natural death. Texas Right to Life works only through legal and peaceful means to educate and activate our statewide membership and elected officials.

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I'm happy to see that TRTL deems McCaul pro-life. It should be noted however that this does not indicate his opponent is any less pro-life than he is. TRTL has a long history of endorsing candidates in races where two or more individuals meet their pro-life criteria. In some past cases they have also refused to endorse for seemingly political reasons in which one candidate is substantially inferior in pro-life credentials (case in point: the SD 17 Polland-Janek race two years ago where they did a non-endorsement. Polland had strong pro-life credentials while Janek did not and in fact sponsored legislation to provide state funding for Planned Parenthood). I personally believe that they should stay out of races when two or more candidates are sufficiently pro-life and endorse only when a clear difference exists. Unfortunately they play politics when they should know better. The last time they got into primaries like this they got burned big time and their donors dropped off. One would have thought that they learned their lesson the hard way then.