By Dave Andrusko An Action Alert sent out by North
Carolina Right to Life is urging pro-lifers to immediately contact
Republican state Senators to vote for the House-passed SB 353.
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By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D., NRL-ETF Director of
Education & Research Visit the website for Planned Parenthood, the
nation’s largest abortion provider, and look for “surgical abortion” in
the “Abortion” section of their “Health Services and Information”
heading.
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By Rai Rojas Thanks in large part to pro-lifers on
social media, Americans are realizing that Texas state Senator Wendy
Davis did not stand for almost half a day to save a dying man.
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By Dave Andrusko The linchpin of the pro-abortion
argument that Kermit Gosnell was an “outlier” and a “renegade” who was
not representative of the abortion industry is to hold up Planned
Parenthood as the model.
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By Dave Andrusko I had just finished reading Glenn
Frankel’s “The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend,” an
entertaining, thoughtful analysis of one of the best Westerns ever made
that starred John Wayne.
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By Dave Andrusko I decided to wait a day or two to see
how indicative Monday McClatchy-Marist poll numbers were of President
Obama’s popularity. They were the worst but other surveys also show the
President well under 50% approval.
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By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political
Director On July 17, Derrick Jones, National Right to Life
Communications Director, and Karen Cross, National Right to Life
Political Director, spoke to members of the Tocqueville Fellowship.
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By Christina Martin Editor’s note. This appeared at liveactionnews.org.
Jill Thaxton is a wife, mother of five, writer, and educator, and the
creator of an uplifting new website, “Pregnant and Unplanned; Stories of
Encouragement.”
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By Pat Buckley, European Life Network The Irish
Government has passed all stages of the so called “Protection of Life in
Pregnancy Bill 2013” which will now be sent to the President Michael D
Higgins for signature.
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Editor’s note: For the most part, commencement addresses
come and go, making nary a ripple. I remember the speech at my own
college graduation mostly for the weather: the heavens opened up about
two-thirds through a thoroughly arid speech.
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By Dave Andrusko In order to bring you breaking
news, we are composing new stories and updating old stories during the
course of the day for our growing number of readers.
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