Colorado Republican Brutally Grilled By Local News Anchor: ‘Why Is Abortion Good For Your Girlfriend? Bad For Other Women?’
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Mediaite ^
| June 14, 2024 | Alex Griffing
Colorado congressional candidate and sitting State Rep. Richard Holtorf (R) received a tough grilling this week at the hands of local 9News anchor Kyle Clark over his apparent hypocrisy when it comes to abortion rights. Holtorf
made headlines back in January when he defended paying for his girlfriend’s abortion, despite being an adamant pro-life lawmaker and abortion critic. “Anti-abortion GOP lawmaker praises the impact of the abortion he paid for,” read the headline of a local report by Clark from the beginning of the year. o his credit, Holtorf sat down with Clark to discuss the issue. “If abortion was...
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GOP women who helped defeat a near-total abortion ban are losing reelection in South Carolina
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AP ^
| 6/13/24 | Jeffrey Collins
A near-total abortion ban was defeated in South Carolina with the help of the only three Republican women in the Senate, but after Tuesday’s primary, they’re losing their election bids. Voters
handed the senators – and winners of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage award for people who risk their careers for the greater good – two losses and a runoff after they joined with Democratic women to defeat the measure, saying a pregnant woman shouldn’t lose control of her body as soon as an egg is fertilized.
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‘The Economist’ shames itself by extolling American door knockers for abortion
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Mercator ^
| June 6, 2024 | Michael Cook
This week’s issue of The Economist, the world’s most respected news magazine, features the iconic Rosie-the-Riveter under the headline “Meet America’s Most Dynamic Political Movement”. Intriguing. What’s old Rosie up to now, 80 years after D-Day? It turns out that The Economist is touting abortion activism -- not just as the most
dynamic, but as the noblest, bravest, most altruistic, most democratic movement in the US in 2024. Its leader (editorial) describes it as: “a revolt of millions of Americans who think government has little business inserting itself into private decisions … [a] movement [that] will restore or fortify the...
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Actions speak louder than words: Abortion providers protect abortion over women
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Pregnancy Help News ^
| June 7, 2024 | Sherri Pigue
Pregnancy help medical clinics protect women and babies It’s their actions that reveal the ruse. Their
language has been powerful in creating a pro-woman narrative, insisting abortion is “essential healthcare.” Abortion advocates are unequivocal in their talking points: the health and safety of women rely on the availability of abortion on demand. And with that language, they make abortion providers the heroes of women's health. Spice it up with “fake clinic” language to mark (and target) pregnancy medical centers (PMCs) as the ones creating a medical ruse and you have a great story. The language is effective (though deceitful) in...
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Woman ‘screamed’ when she saw baby’s heart ‘still beating’ after taking the abortion pill
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Live Action News ^
| January 12, 2024 | Cassy Fiano-Chesser
On a recent podcast, Desiree Merced opened up about her experience undergoing a chemical abortion, the trauma she experienced, and how she nearly died in the process. Merced
appeared on a podcast with Ivan the Evangelist, and though she had been nervous to share her story, she believed that doing so would serve a greater purpose. “I was so nervous to do this podcast and even after doing it I was so nervous to share it on my social media because it’s so raw, real and open,” she wrote on Facebook. “[T]he amount of people reaching out to me is...
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Helpline founder sees spike in women ‘seeing their fully formed babies’ after abortion pill
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Live Action News ^
| February 20, 2024 | Lisa Bast
After finding redemption in Christ for a past abortion, Terri Baxter’s heart was aflame with a desire to help other women like her heal. That
desire led her to eventually start a national helpline for women. Though she has heard from women in crisis for years, she and her team say that recently, the stories of women suffering from at-home chemical abortions have increased in both number and intensity. Post-abortive journey leads to the creation of a helpline ministry Baxter started her journey as the director of a pregnancy resource center. There, she met post-abortive women and teen mothers and...
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Christina held her ‘helpless little baby’ in her hand after taking the abortion pill
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Live Action News ^
| May 25, 2023 | Nancy Flanders
Christina was already a mother to one born son when she learned she was pregnant. She
visited Planned Parenthood, where she was given the abortion pill and was told it was going to be an “easy” process. The staff said she “wouldn’t see anything” — meaning her baby’s body. But she soon learned these were lies. “They didn’t ever use the word baby,” she explained. “They always just said ‘it’ or ’tissue’ or ‘the process.’ They never said anything about the level of development. They did tell me it would be too small to see anything.” However, she explained, “The...
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Abortionist: Women who take abortion pill are ‘freaked out’ when they see ‘recognizable’ aborted babies
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Live Action News ^
| February 14, 2023 | Cassy Fiano-Chesser
An article in Vox featured an abortionist who co-founded the Miscarriage and Abortion Hotline, and included advice for women who have undergone abortions to lie to emergency room staff if they’re experiencing complications. Linda
Prine is described as a “family physician,” though she is, in fact, a long-time abortionist who also trains medical students in how to commit abortions. She also founded the hotline, in which she and other volunteers coach women on how to undergo chemical abortions at home without medical supervision. And in her interview with Vox, she said women are frequently taking abortion pills past the FDA-recommended...
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No, The Abortion Pill is Not Safer Than Tylenol
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Life News ^
| May 19, 2023 | Randall O'Bannon, Ph.D
How do you respond to those who say that taking mifepristone is “safer than taking Tylenol?” Considered in terms of deaths per dose, it simply isn’t so. What
you have here is a not-so-clever statistical sleight of hand. Advocates try to get you to compare the number of deaths from a relatively lightly used product with one that is used billions of times by people every year. We are told that about 150 American die from Tylenol use every year, usually by overdose or simply taking too much over an extended period of time. At the same time, the FDA...
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The tangled web of money and deception surrounding the abortion pill
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Live Action News ^
| January 18, 2023 | Carole Novielli
For several years, Live Action News has researched and published the facts regarding the abortion pill along with the web of those who fund the manufacturing of the abortion pill as well as its clinical trials and studies. What
has been uncovered has been nothing short of shocking: an incestuous funding trail from the investors in U.S. abortion pill manufacturers Danco Laboratories and GenBioPro, whose own dollars have been funneled to various groups behind clinical trials and studies of the abortion pill and its purported safety and effectiveness. Such an arrangement appears to be a possible conflict of interest, which...
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Pro-Life Doctors Condemn Supreme Court Ruling Letting Abortion Pills Hurt Women
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Life News ^
| June 13, 2024 | Steven Ertelt
The attorney who represented the pro-life doctors who challenged the lack of safety regulations on the dangerous abortion pill condemned today’s Supreme Court decision. The
Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge to the abortion pill mifepristone, meaning the abortion drug will be widely available to continue killing babies and injuring doctors nationwide. The 9-0 decision says the pro-life doctors who brought the case do not have standing – they were not injured, and so the court does not intervene. That’s even though they sued on behalf of women who were injured by the abortion drug by the thousands –...
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Supreme Court rules doctors suing FDA over removal of abortion pill safety measures lack standing
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Live Action News ^
| June 13, 2024 | Nancy Flanders
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a legal challenge to the expanded use of the abortion pill mifepristone, allowing the current level of restrictions to stand for now. The
Court, however, did not rule on the merits of the case, Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM) v. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but ruled unanimously that the doctors who filed the lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration did not have legal standing to sue. In doing so, the Court did not rule on whether or not the FDA acted lawfully when it lifted the REMS [Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies]...
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Supreme Courts Rejects Bid to Restrict Access To Abortion Pill
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NBC News ^
| 06/13/2024 | Lawrence Hurley
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge to the abortion pill mifepristone, meaning the commonly used drug can remain widely available. The
court found unanimously that the group of anti-abortion doctors who questioned the Food and Drug Administration’s decisions making it easier to access the pill did not have legal standing to sue.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict access to abortion pill
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NBC News ^
| June 13, 2024 | Lawrence Hurley
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge to the abortion pill mifepristone, meaning the commonly used drug can remain widely available. The
court found unanimously that the group of anti-abortion doctors who questioned the Food and Drug Administration’s decisions making it easier to access the pill did not have legal standing to sue. As a result, the lawsuit will be dismissed. By throwing out the case on such grounds, the court avoided reaching a decision on the legal merits of whether the FDA acted lawfully in lifting various restrictions, including one making the drug obtainable via mail,...
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Planned Parenthood Tries to Dodge Lawsuit, Claims Video Evidence of Abortion Trafficking Is ‘Hypothetical’
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The Washington Stand ^
| June 12, 2024 | S.A. McCarthy
The Show-Me State is taking the nation’s largest abortion business to court. On
Monday, a hearing took place to determine whether a lawsuit filed by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R) against Planned Parenthood Great Plains could proceed. Bailey filed suit against Planned Parenthood in February, alleging that the organization was trafficking minors across state lines to obtain abortions without parental consent. The lawsuit contends, “Planned Parenthood’s most recent troubling activity was captured on video, where Planned Parenthood staff admitted they traffic minors across state lines to perform abortions on them without parental consent. Worse, they admit doing this ‘every...
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Shock report: Planned Parenthood secretly lobbied against shielding ‘telehealth’ abortion providers
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Live Action News ^
| June 12, 2024 | Carole Novielli
A San Francisco Chronicle report claims that while Planned Parenthood was busy “publicly supporting state-level efforts to pass abortion shield laws that protect clinicians providing care to patients within their own state,” the corporation also “privately lobbied officials in California, New York and Massachusetts” against passing so-called telehealth abortion shield laws. The
Chronicle reportedly received this information from “half a dozen people involved in the laws’ passage.” The paper claimed Planned Parenthood’s motive for the opposition was that the abortion corporation believed telehealth shield laws “could be risky for providers and damaging to efforts to protect existing abortion care.” The...
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Pro-abortion senators: Laws protecting preborn humans are ‘horrific’ and an ‘assault’ on women
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Live Action News ^
| June 12, 2024 | Nancy Flanders
On June 4, the Senate Health, Education, and Labor Committee held a hearing titled “The Assault on Women’s Freedoms,” during which pro-abortion Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash.) claimed pro-life lawmakers are inflicting “trauma” on women by protecting children from abortion. “Today
we take a close accounting of the trauma Republicans are inflicting on women and families across our country and the damage they are doing to basic reproductive health care through their horrific anti-abortion crusade,” said Murray. “The issue here is simple, and it cuts to the core of American values: freedom.” Three pro-abortion and two pro-life witnesses were present to...
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Teacher Calls in Sick, Takes Student for Secret Abortion Without Parents Knowing
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Life News ^
| June 12, 2024 | Kimberlyn Schwartz
A public school teacher was caught taking a student to an abortion clinic without her parents knowing, according to an investigative report from the New Hampshire Department of Education. The teacher took the day off, claiming to be sick with food poisoning. The
teacher later admitted to the school he or she was not actually sick and “went with a student to a medical appointment,” per the report. According to the redacted document, the teacher spoke to the student for weeks about her “options,” then brought her to the abortion clinic during school hours to end the life of her...
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Chuck Schumer Makes June “Abortion Month” to Promote Killing Babies
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Life News ^
| June 12, 2024 | Steven Ertelt
Radical abortion activist Chuck Schumer the head of Senate Democrat in Congress, has made June a month to celebrate and promote abortion. Abortion
advocates like Schumer like to pretend that they’re pro-choice – but the only choice they ever promote is abortion. Here is a response from SBA Pro-Life president Marjorie Dannenfelser to Schumer declaring June “Abortion Month.” It’s crystal clear: abortion extremists like Chuck Schumer will stop at nothing to push their abortion-first agenda in 2024. Schumer recently declared June “Abortion Month,” rallying his allies to advance their extreme agenda before the 2024 election. They have pushed deceitful bills...
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Indiana Sees Incredible 98% Drop in Abortions Thanks to Abortion Ban
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Life News ^
| June 12, 2024 | Kimberlyn Schwartz
The Indiana Department of Health’s recent report revealed a 98% decrease in abortions in the state of Indiana. The report detailed 45 abortions during the first 2024 quarter, a tremendous reform compared to the 1,931 abortions committed in the first quarter of 2023. This
means 1,886 babies are alive in Indiana who may not have been at this time last year. These are encouraging numbers. But Indiana’s abortion industry is actively threatening the laws that made this victory possible. The same day the Indiana Department of Health released its report, Planned Parenthood argued in court to challenge Indiana’s Pro-Life laws....
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