Much has been said about the Food and Drug Administration’s 2000 approval of mifepristone, known as chemical abortion. In his ruling, District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk said the FDA’s decision is “based on plainly unsound reasoning and studies that did not … Continue reading
Chemical abortion is devastating for everyone involved. The tiny, defenseless baby is killed in a savage manner. Additionally, the mother – who often goes through an unexpected and significant amount of pain – must live with the traumatic memories of … Continue reading
What happens when a pregnant woman receives a diagnosis of cancer? Is abortion necessary in order to provide her with the best possible medical treatment? These questions and more are answered in this week’s blog, The Latest. The frequency of … Continue reading
Abortion Polling Update
Planned Parenthood and Democrats DEFEND Born-Alive Abortions.Born-Alive Abortions DO happen. Here’s the proof: Planned Parenthood says “There is no such thing as abortion until or after birth.” Here’s just four (of 270+ documented) abortion survivors: 1. Melissa Ohden — survived … Continue reading
The reaction has largely been shock, mixed with sadness. A majority of people on both sides of the abortion issue are reeling from the news out of New York. The so-called Reproductive Health Act (RHA) is not about health or … Continue reading
Building on the legacy of Americans United for Life’s groundbreaking, four-part exposé of Planned Parenthood, AUL now offers “Unsafe: How The Public Health Crisis in America’s Abortion Clinics Endangers Women.” This latest investigative report focuses on the increasingly suspect safety … Continue reading
81% of Americans—including two-thirds of those who identify as pro-choice—support substantial abortion limits. Survey results also indicate most Americans agree abortions do women more harm than good and 77% of Americans—including 71% of pro-abortion respondents—believe legislation can protect the health … Continue reading
This astounding documentary explores the compelling story of one woman on a mission to educate herself, and the world, on the connection between abortion and breast cancer. Trudging through the highly controversial subject of abortion, Punam Kumar Gill sought to … Continue reading
Earlier this year, a Marist Poll surveyed 1,686 adults residing in the continental United States with the interviews being via telephone with both Spanish and English speaking participants. The study was commissioned by the Knights of Columbus and the results … Continue reading
