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The letter to Planned Parenthood’s acting president, Alexis McGill-Johnson, noted that 36% of abortions in the U.S. are performed on Black women, who represent only 13% of the country’s female population.
The abortion giant has sunk unprecedented amounts of money to capture both the Democratic Party and the 2020 election, giving pro-life organizations’ ground game its strongest test yet.
Signed into law by then-governor Mike Pence, the 2016 Indiana law requires an ultrasound for women at least 18 hours before having an abortion.
The abortion giant called this award its ‘highest honor.’
The Planned Parenthood founder praised Nazi eugenic efforts and expressed contempt for “those elements at large in the population whose children are a menace to the national health and well-being.”
The connection among abortion, poverty, and racism runs deeper and wider than many in the pro-life movement are aware, panelists said, but it’s a connection that needs to be made.
If Biden were to be elected president, he would be sworn in at 78 years old--the oldest first-term president in American history.
The Tennessee Senate passed a ban on abortion June 19 by a 23-5 party line vote.
Planned Parenthood performs approximately 345,000 abortions in the United States each year.
In his statement, Bishop Flores said that “Representative Eddie Lucio III’s statement accurately reflects my sentiments.”
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