Help our number one priority for the pro-life movement — to end tax funding of Planned Parenthood, the most aggressive purveyor of abortion. We now have a pro-life incoming president and pro-life majorities in both the US Senate and House … Continue reading
Americans United for Life, a pro-life policy group in Washington DC, publishes an annual “Life List” ranking the 50 states for their pro-life legal accomplishments. At the top of the 2015 Life List for the 6th year in a row … Continue reading
He Didn’t Want to Face Fatherhood... “When I told him I was pregnant I would have loved for him to just put his arms around me and hug me,” but that wasn’t the reaction Taryn received from her boyfriend. “He … Continue reading
A young couple was hugely excited about having their first baby. But when their child was diagnosed in the womb with Down syndrome it turned their world upside down. They were terrified, horrified, and greatly saddened. They asked, "How can … Continue reading
Suicide is traumatic for the family and friends left behind. They often have intense feelings of failure as well as grief. And it’s no different for those who have lost a loved one through assisted suicide. “Death with Dignity” is … Continue reading
In November 2016 all 435 seats of the US House will be up for election and 34 of the 100 US Senate seats. In order to take control of the House away from the Republicans, the Democratic Party needs to … Continue reading
38 States Have Passed Legislation to Educate Women An unborn child is not the only victim of abortion—the mother is also hurt by the procedure. Studies confirm that a mother suffers emotionally and psychologically, and may experience life-threatening physical complications … Continue reading
96% of all second trimester abortions are dismemberment abortions—a living unborn baby is dismembered and then removed from his or her mother’s womb one piece at a time. The US Supreme Court dissent in the case of Steinberg v. Carhart describes … Continue reading
For most of our country’s history, people have fought for the right to vote regardless of sex, race or ethnicity. And yet, despite the hard-won battles, the majority of Americans do not regularly exercise their right to vote. 58% of … Continue reading
The next President could appoint up to as many as four US Supreme Court Justices – justices with the power to uphold or strike down important life-saving laws. The recent passing of Justice Antonin Scalia has left one seat vacant … Continue reading
