Report: OB-GYNs Are Not Leaving Pro-Life States
Respected medical journal debunks myth circulated by abortion advocates; the CEO of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists weighs in on ‘EWTN Pro-Life Weekly.’
Respected medical journal debunks myth circulated by abortion advocates; the CEO of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists weighs in on ‘EWTN Pro-Life Weekly.’
Ahead of America’s election night, when pro-abortion measures were defeated in three states but passed in seven others, a pair of concerning headlines added more fuel to the red-hot abortion debate.
If the Florida amendment — which is set to appear on the ballot this Election Day — fails, it will become the first pro-abortion amendment to be defeated at the polls.
The Supreme Court’s decision in this case could have far-ranging effects on protections for unborn children in Idaho and more than 20 other states that have passed pro-life laws in the past few years.
When the laws in Texas, Idaho and Tennessee go into effect, a dozen states in total will have banned abortion.
COMMENTARY: If the Supreme Court’s six originalist justices are truly originalists, they will end abortion altogether in their ‘Dobbs’ decision, which should have happened in ‘Roe.’
The Texas Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of Texas’ 16 Catholic dioceses and 20 bishops, issued a Sept. 3 statement. Its sentiments were echoed by other U.S. bishops.
State attorney general: ‘Arkansas has taken a strong stance to protect the unborn from inhumane treatment.’
Pro-life analysts are optimistic about legal gains at the state level if Kavanaugh is confirmed, but caution that it’s unlikely the 1973 Supreme Court decision would be reversed by a single action.
Pro-life leaders say the Republican sweep gives them an opportunity to roll back legal abortion — but others warn the movement risk gains by not investing in their own alternatives to Planned Parenthood.
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