Abortion Activists Claim Mississippi Abortion Ban Would Hurt Blacks, Ignoring How Abortion Kills...
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LIFE NEWS ^
| Mar 26, 2018 | Micaiah Bilger
FULL TITLE: Abortion Activists Claim Mississippi Abortion Ban Would Hurt Blacks, Ignoring How Abortion Kills Black Babies If they gave out prizes for projecting your own faults on others, abortion activists would win first place. An
article at the liberal news site Vox cried racism in its attacks on pro-life Mississippi lawmakers’ efforts to save unborn babies and mothers from abortion – a disproportionately high number of whom are black. The law, signed Monday by Gov. Phil Bryant, creates the earliest ban on abortion in the U.S. by pushing back Mississippi’s current limit from 20 weeks to 15. Just a...
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The Washington Post’s self-defeating argument for abortion: The article “An abortion ban made them teen parents” failed to demonstrate anything but abortion’s inhumanity
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Christian Post ^
| 08/12/2023 | Joshua Arnold
The Washington Post ran an odd headline last week, “An abortion ban made them teen parents.” The
article, which exceeded 5,000 words, attempted to humanize an argument in favor of abortion but failed to demonstrate anything but abortion’s inhumanity. It tells the story of Billy and Brooke High, a 19-year-old couple with one-year-old twin daughters. The High family is far from perfect — yet equally as far from an irredeemable fiasco.As The Post tells the story, Billy and Brooke weren’t married — and didn’t plan to be — when, as a natural consequence of their fornication, Brooke became pregnant in...
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Tammy Murphy’s Number One Goal is Killing Babies: I Want “Abortion, Abortion, Abortion”
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Life News ^
| November 21, 2023 | Marie Tasy
Governor Phil Murphy’s wife Tammy Murphy has announced she is running for U.S. Senate. She and her husband are rabidly pro-abortion. Since
she has become a candidate for U.S. Senate, she said she plans to make abortion the # 1 priority if she gets elected. On a recent podcast when asked about her major policy goals, her first reply was, “abortion, abortion, abortion.” New Jersey deserves better than a person of privilege who promotes the killing of innocent children as an answer to helping poor women. Here’s an excerpt from another article for background: “From gun violence and mass shootings...
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Why abortion reversal angers abortion backers (abortion pill can be sometimes be reversed)
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LiveActionNews ^
| Apr 3, 2015 | Cassy Fiano
Dr. Karen Poehailos can reverse chemical chemical aboriton pill For people who claim to advocate for choice, informed consent is key. If
abortion is to be legal, then logically there should be no objection to women being informed about all of their options, about the details of their baby’s development, and about the procedure they are about to undergo. Women should never be lied to or pressured into having an abortion, yet it happens with alarming regularity. So it makes sense for laws to be passed ensuring women are given accurate information — otherwise, how can a woman truly...
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Abortion in Illinois imperilled if GOP takes control of the state Supreme Court in November "If we lose this election, there is absolutely no guarantee that abortion will be legal past 2023," an abortion rights advocate said.
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NBC NEWS ^
| July 9, 2022 | Natasha Korecki, Erik Ortiz and Corky Siemaszko
CHICAGO — Illinois lawmakers took steps to make abortion rights untouchable before Roe v. Wade
was overturned, but an upcoming judicial election could undermine those safeguards. Two seats on the Illinois Supreme Court are up for grabs this November in the second and third judicial districts, both of which surround Chicago. Right now, Democrats hold a slim 4-3 majority on the court. But if the Republican judicial candidates win in the two suburban districts that only lean Democratic, the GOP will take control of the court for the first time in decades. And that could spell trouble for the legions...
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Lawmakers send abortion-rights bill to [Governor] Lujan Grisham (NM repeals strict anti-abortion bill to allow abortion on-demand)
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The Albuquerque Journal ^
| Friday, February 19, 2021 | Dan McKay
SANTA FE — New Mexico lawmakers ended a bruising, two-year debate Friday with passage of a bill repealing the state’s 1969 anti-abortion law — delivering on a longtime priority of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The legislation, Senate Bill 10, won approval in the House 40-30 on Friday and now goes to the
governor’s desk. Rep. Micaela Lara Cadena, D-Mesilla, said passage of the bill would guarantee abortion rights, in case the U.S. Supreme Court revisits its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade. “I know we can each hold our own personal beliefs about abortion and still fundamentally trust New Mexicans...
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The Mississippi abortion clinic at the center of the Supreme Court fight shuts its doors for goodSilence fell outside Mississippi's only abortion clinic after a final day of clashes between opponents and supporters of abortion rights.
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NBC NEWS ^
| July 6, 2022 | Bracey Harris
JACKSON, Miss. — As the sun bore down around 2:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Dale Gibson began affixing signs to the iron fence surrounding Mississippi’s only abortion clinic. “The
fight is not over,” one read. In cursive script, another vowed: “This is not the end.” Wednesday was the last day the Jackson Women’s Health Organization was legally allowed to perform abortions in Mississippi. It was the last day Gibson and his fellow volunteer patient escorts gathered outside the clinic to defend a right that no longer exists in much of the country. For years, the volunteers — known as the Pink...
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Activists to Lay Wreaths at Abortion Clinic Altar During Mock Funeral for “Abortion Rights” (TN)
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LIFE NEWS ^
| 11/13/14 | Life Dynamics
Abortion rights advocates in Tennessee are organizing a “mock funeral” Saturday to mourn the loss of “reproductive rights” after the pro-life measure, Amendment 1 passed in the state, where they will march past an alter outside a Memphis abortion clinic. Tennessee
voters approved Amendment 1 on Nov. 4. The pro-life measure reads, “nothing in this Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion or requires the funding of an abortion. The people retain the right through their elected state representatives and state senators to enact, amend, or repeal statutes regarding abortion, including, but not limited to, circumstances of pregnancy resulting...
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Teenager Creates Web Page Celebrating Abortion by Promoting Every Abortion Clinic Nationwide
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Life News ^
| May 31, 2017 | Micaiah Bilger
Washington state teen Maddy Rasmussen has been involved in abortion advocacy for years. So,
when it came time to plan her senior high school project, Rasmussen decided to create a website to help people who want to abort their unborn babies. A graduating senior, Rasmussen recently launched her website, “The Safe Place Project,” which lists every abortion clinic in the country, the Waterland Blog reports. The site also tells women if their state has a mandatory waiting period, informed consent and parental involvement requirements for minors. “My ultimate goal for this project was for it to be a safe place...
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The abortion war goes local as ACLU lawsuit seeks to thwart town’s abortion ban (Tennessee)
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WaPo ^
| Dec, 18, 2019, | Emily Wax-Thibodeaux and Ariana Eunjung Cha
The ACLU of Tennessee filed a lawsuit against a Nashville suburb Wednesday to stop a zoning ordinance that effectively bans surgical abortions in the city borders, an antiabortion tactic that is putting town councils on the front lines of one of the most polarizing issues in American life. The
suit, filed on behalf of the nonprofit national women’s clinic carafem, calls the Mt. Juliet city commission’s zoning ordinance “unconstitutional.” The ordinance is part of “the state’s relentless attack on abortion rights, enacting a multitude of restrictions designed to shutter clinics that have provided safe and affordable abortion care and impose...
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Chris Matthews Instructs Black Woman Journalist: 'Pro-Abortion Rights' Not 'Pro-Abortion'
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NewsBusters ^
| Mark Finkelstein
Can you imagine if a conservative TV host interrupted a black woman journalist, instructing her to change the way she said something that was not to his linguistic liking? The
cries of racial condescension and sexism would echo through the land. So will Chris Matthews pay a price in the liberal media for the way he treated April Ryan on this evening's Hardball? When Ryan, of American Urban Radio Networks, described Rudy Giuliani as "pro-abortion," Matthews interrupted her: "abortion rights. Pro-abortion rights . . . I don't like [Ryan's] way." The gracious Ryan actually apologized: "I'm sorry." View the video...
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Former abortion workers: Staff with no medical training a common problem at abortion centers
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Live Action News ^
| Dec, 18, 2019, | Sarah Terzo
Former abortion workers have admitted their facilities endangered women by hiring untrained workers to perform medical tasks. Two
former abortion workers, Noemi and Jayne, told their stories in a webcast sponsored by And Then There Were None. Noemi described how syringes were filled in advance, administered without any regard for woman’s weight or medical history, and prepared by untrained workers. Jayne, who worked at Planned Parenthood of Delaware, was asked whether workers at her facility were also untrained. She answered: "I witnessed that often…. There were not many qualified people. I thought that the phlebotomists were trained phlebotomists but they...
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OB-GYN debunks pro-abortion study and media cover-up, defends Abortion Pill Reversal
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Pregnancy Help News ^
| Dec, 18, 2019, | Katie Franklin
Earlier this year, a pro-abortion researcher out of California announced plans to study a protocol designed to help women reverse their in-progress chemical abortions and save their babies’ lives. In
recent weeks, headlines blared the study’s supposed findings, implying utter danger and harm caused by the Abortion Pill Reversal protocol, while by-passing the established negative effects of the abortion pill itself. Last Friday, a pro-life OB-GYN out of Missouri decided she’d had enough, taking to Facebook to debunk the study and expose the lies of those behind it, who she regards as colluding to protect the “family planning” industry. “The...
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RNM identifies abortion clinic employee offering illegal abortion at her home (Mugshot)
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Religion News Service ^
| August 25, 2023 | Clifton French
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has confirmed the identity of the woman who offered an undercover reporter and illegal abortion at her home for $500. RNM
has confirmed she is 57-year-old Bridget Bridgeforth. RNM was able to confirm her identity through court records that matched her first name and the address she gave. It turns out, Bridgeforth has a history of criminal behavior including possession of illegal drugs. According to court records, Bridgeforth was booked into the Shelby County jail for possession of cocaine, marijuana and paraphernalia in August of 2020. She took a plea deal and was sentenced...
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Doctors, abortion rights advocates protest TN abortion bill, calling it unconstitutional
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WATE.COM ^
| AUG 23, 2019 | Gabriella Pagán
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – Abortion: It’s a hot-button issue that is brought up year after year in our state. Back
in the spring, state lawmakers debated what was then referred to as the Heartbeat Bill – aiming to make it a felony to perform an abortion once a heartbeat is detected. Lawmakers made several changes to the bill as time has gone on, and now critics say it goes too far. Several Knoxville doctors and abortion rights advocates say the legislation is dangerous and unconstitutional, speaking out in opposition Friday at the Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health. “From what I...
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Dangerous: Maine abortion facility dispenses abortion pill ‘contact-free’
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Live Action News ^
| April 8, 2020 | Cassy Fiano-Chesser
A chain of abortion facilities in Maine have taken advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to push a no-contact service for the abortion pill. Just
six days after Maine reported its first case of the coronavirus, Maine Family Planning program director Leah Coplon had successfully implemented the program under the guise of social distancing and helping to reduce the spread of the virus. Maine Family Planning was already participating in a clinical trial attempting to prove the safety of TelAbortion with pills dispensed by mail. Currently, an FDA safety system called REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy) dictates that abortion pills...
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Bernie Sanders Promotes Abortion on Veterans Day, Wants to Turn VA Hospitals Into Abortion Clinics
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LIFE NEWS ^
| Nov. 12, 2019 | Steven Ertelt
Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders rarely misses an opportunity to push abortion. Today
is no different. While Americans are celebrating the service of millions of veterans and their brave dedication to keeping our country free, Sanders is promoting his agenda for the Department of Veterans Affairs. he wants to turn VA hospitals into abortion clinics by making sure women veterans can keep abortions to end their babies’ lives at VA hospitals. “The proposal would expand incentives for companies to hire veterans, bolster access to mental health and suicide prevention services and ensure women veterans receive women’s health services, including fertility...
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Abortion Clinic Launches Billboard Ad Campaign Saying Abortion is a Good "Parenting Decision"
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Life News ^
| January 3, 2018 | Micaiah Bilger
Killing a baby in the womb is a good parenting decision. It's
a blessing. It's normal. It's a family value. These essentially are the messages of a new billboard campaign by Ohio's largest abortion business, Preterm. The ads celebrate and normalize abortion, leaving out the part about the baby's death. The AP reports Preterm recently paid for 16 billboards in the Cleveland area that display the words "Abortion is ..." followed by different phrases, such as "a parenting decision," "a blessing," "liberty" and "your right." Other phrases include "life-saving," "necessary" and "a second chance." None of the billboards explain what...
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Abortion Activist: Child Surviving Abortion Shouldn’t Necessarily Receive “All Available Medical..
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lifenews.com ^
| March 16, 2016 | Steven Ertelt
FULL TITLE: Abortion Activist: Child Surviving Abortion Shouldn’t Necessarily Receive “All Available Medical Care” Abortion activists believe the decision to kill an unborn baby in the womb should be between a woman and her doctor. However,
some believe women and doctors should be able to make that same decision about babies outside of the womb, too. On Tuesday, a pro-abortion professor testified before a U.S. Senate hearing that families should be the ones to decide whether babies born alive after failed abortion attempts should receive potentially life-saving medical attention. CNS News reports Diana Greene Foster, a professor and researcher at...
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My Religion Makes Me Pro-abortion
Many of us working to protect access to abortion are doing so because of our faith, not in spite of it.
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The Atlantic ^
| June 18, 2022 | Danya Ruttenberg
Think about the relationship between faith and abortion, at least in the United States, and you might conjure up images of prayer circles at the March for Life, or protesters outside clinics, or a priest giving a sermon on the sanctity of life. Religion
is often associated with an anti-abortion stance in the American popular imagination—and white Evangelicals have been encouraging that connection for decades. Now those efforts are culminating in the most disastrous year for abortion access since Roe v. Wade was decided 49 years ago, and in the Supreme Court’s likely reversal of Roe. But many of us...
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