
Can Pro-Lifers Sway President Biden on Abortion?
Analysts say it will be difficult, but must be tried. Catholic engagement will be key.
Analysts say it will be difficult, but must be tried. Catholic engagement will be key.
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A strong pro-life grassroots movement has coalesced nationally to combat a push for legal abortion that is being driven by foreign pro-abortion groups.
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards says signing a pro-life measure is ‘what my Catholic Christian faith requires,’ but Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker counters that his own state is ‘making history’ with its pro-abortion legislation.
Some Republican lawmakers say the bill goes ‘too far,’ but women who chose to have a child after becoming pregnant from rape and others who were conceived in rape applaud the new state law.
U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who has a son with Down syndrome, told the Register that John Rogers’ ‘frightening’ remarks reveal a significant truth about what abortion does to society.
Two legislature-passed pro-life bills are expected to be signed by the governor.
The life-affirming bills are being considered in Arkansas, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, Minnesota, Ohio and Texas.
State joins others in considering similar pro-life legislation.
The Georgia and Tennessee heartbeat bills join a growing list of legislation recently passed in other states.
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