Harry Reid: We’ll shut down government before we shut down Planned Parenthood funding
“If that’s the case then shut it down,” said pro-life leader Rev. Frank Pavone, of Priests for Life.
News
•
Recent US News
Montana lawmakers cut Planned Parenthood, family planning funding
Lawmakers in the Montana House of Representatives have moved to cut family planning money entirely from the state budget.
News
•
Firebomb thrown at elderly pro-life activist at 40 Days vigil
The victim did not see the thrower, nor did she see the device before it exploded on the sidewalk behind her, making a loud popping noise as it burst into flame.
News
•
Controversial Catholic priest to be appointed to Catholic high school: reports
Fr. Pfleger has become notorious in recent years for his controversial views, including his highly public support for pro-abortion President Barack Obama.
News
•
Pro-Life Women Make Big Gains in Congress, Governorships
Pro-Life Women Make Big Gains in Congress, Governorships by LifeSiteNews.com By Peter J. Smith WASHINGTON, D.C., November 4, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Pro-life women made great gains in Tuesday’s mid-term U.S. elections, expanding their numbers in Congress; they also now strongly outnumber pro-abortion women in state governorships. Susan B. Anthony List reports that the number of pro-life women governors is now four, thanks to the election of candidates Susana Martinez (R-New Mexico), Nikki Haley (R-South Carolina), and Mary Fallin (R-Oklahoma). The addition of Fallin as governor of Oklahoma will significantly benefit the legislature’s pro-life agenda. Outgoing pro-abortion Gov. Brad Henry (D) […]
News
•
Woman loses custody of child for five years for refusing C-section
The woman was accused of "child abuse" by staff of St. Barnabas Hospital of New Jersey for refusing the procedure, which turned out to be unnecessary.
News
•
House and Senate Dems launch attack on DOMA
Democrats filed legislation to repeal DOMA, less than a week after House Republicans pledged to defend it in court.
News
•
Pelosi: defending DOMA would cost government too much money
"If Pelosi believed in defending marriage, she could afford the DOMA lawyers out of her own pocket," retorted Thomas Peters with the National Organization for Marriage.
News
•
State round-up: Pro-life laws advance in Illinois, New Hampshire and Idaho
In New Hampshire, state House lawmakers voted Wednesday to restore a parental notification law that was repealed in 2007.
News
•
NH Supreme Court: homeschooled girl must go to public school against mom’s wishes
The original trial judge had said that the girl's “vigorous defense of her religious beliefs" suggested that she needed the opportunity to consider other views.
News
•