What other right do you get to claim that then requires the rest of society to give you something? Most of our rights are premised on the fact that they only require others to refrain from something. But according to many courts around the country and to abortion activist, their “right” to abortion demands something
Hundreds of healthy babies have been saved through chemical abortion reversal, even though their mothers took the first chemical abortion pill. We’ve been telling you about some of the countless stories of these mothers and their newborns and we have a couple more uplifting stories for you. There are two reasons for telling you these
Dear Friends: In case you haven’t heard the good news, Senate File 97, Born Alive Infant-Means of Care, passed the Wyoming Senate by a vote of 23-7. Now it goes to the House of Representatives, where your voice of support is needed! This bill is a small but very important change in the Wyoming statutes,
Dear Friends: Although we concluded the 2020 Legislative Session just two weeks ago, there has already been talk about a Special Session! A Special Session can be called at any time by the Governor or by 3/5 of the members of the House and Senate. In this case, it was Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham who
As you know, Kansas Family Voice works to pass pro-life laws throughout the nation. But often those victories are blocked in the courts. That’s why your prayers are urgently needed this week. On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the Louisiana abortion case, June Medical Services v. Russo. At stake, on
A few years ago, marriage was redefined. Now, some Rhode Island politicians want to redefine parenthood. A bill before the House Judiciary Committee would do just that – turning parenthood into a sci-fi playground that is disconnected from biology. Called the Parentage Act, H 7541 would, among other things: Divorce child birth from parentage, completely
On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate failed to approve the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. It is a sad commentary on our nation when we must even consider such a proposal. It is an outright travesty when not enough elected officials vote to extend basic protections for the most vulnerable among us—babies who somehow miraculously
We’re a little over a third of the way through the 2020 legislative session and have reached the week of session known as turnaround. Turnaround marks the part of session where bills must have made it through the chamber they originated in unless they have been otherwise “blessed” to be exempt from this requirement by
The pro-death folks are at it again, and your voice is needed to stop them! Once again, Maryland legislators have brought forward a bill to legalize assisted suicide. This bill (SB 701) will be heard in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee on Friday afternoon. This assisted-suicide bill will allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose
“We love living in North Dakota. We’ve been here almost four years and love the people, their biblical values, the beauty of the midwestern prairie. We love it all, except for the winters.” That’s how my conversations usually go, and I need to stop it. That little phrase, “except for the winters” always makes its
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