[Morgana]

Maryland ping

[Steely Tom]

Ironically, this story is breaking just days after NARAL sued the state of Ohio for all communications with Ohio Right to Life, expressing its civic-minded concern that Ohio RTL exerts “improper” influence over the state's public servants.

"One tried-and-true tactic of the left is to always accuse the enemy of the very same crimes they themselves are committing."

Source.

[Secret Agent Man]

racketeering and slander/libel issues here. collusion. conspiracy.

legal action on national scale.

[Slyfox]

“NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland strongly suggests that the council consider the following options instead of moving forward with further litigation,” Jodi Finkelstein, the NARAL chapter's president, wrote in an e-mail to then-council president Craig Rice. (All emphases in original unless otherwise noted.) She added that "[r]esources will be better used exploring and implementing the options listed below."

The seven steps included:

* “Prosecute centers for consumer protection violations,” such as allegedly practicing medicine without a license.

There is no money exchanged between the CPC and the women.

* Deny pro-life women's centers free speech by banning any ads that violate “truth in advertising” – as defined by Democratic politicians and the abortion lobby, naturally. Finkelstein said she had “a great example of this from San Francisco.”

Huh, deny free speech? With an ad that says "Free Pregnancy Test"

* Deprive pregnant women of the ability to get a free ultrasound by not referring them to pregnancy centers. At a minimum, NARAL recommends the county “list their ideological position” and their “limitations,” like the fact that they do not perform abortions.

CPCs are informational. The pamphlets and the ultrasound are the points of information. The only diagnosing done is a free pregnancy test, the very same one a women could buy at a drug store. The women see pictures and videos and read they read information. Can't have that.

* “Deny funding to CPCs.” Finkelstein offered, “We are happy to provide a copy of legislation from a county in another state that created this requirement.”

Deny funding? CPCs are a charity and exist on voluntary contributions.

* Have the county engage in a “public awareness campaign” – a publicly financed propaganda effort against pro-life centers. NARAL believes this “would be an effective educational tool” for the county's women. Advertisement

Yeah, lets have the county also make people aware of what really goes on inside abortion clinics.

* Create a private right of action for women who say they were “harmed” by CPCs, allowing them to sue. “NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland suggests first trying to prevent such harm from occurring.”

Abortions clinics harm women and babies, in fact they kill all the babies and maim the souls of all the women.

* “The FDA has clear regulations regarding ultrasounds that are not currently enforced.”

Again, an ultrasound is not invasive like a suction machine.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Ironically, this story is breaking just days after NARAL sued the state of Ohio for all communications with Ohio Right to Life, expressing its civic-minded concern that Ohio RTL exerts “improper” influence over the state's public servants."

As if pro-abortion groups haven't been lobbying politicians for decades, and getting hundreds of millions of dollars in subsidies for their efforts. Is that "improper influence"?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Baby killers hate competition.

Maryland “Freak State” PING!

[Mrs. Don-o]

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[kitkat]

Prayers up for the millions of children this group plans to kill. And their mothers who are led to believe they have the right to kill their own children.