The annual March for Life is today and the question remains how many more dead babies before this tragedy ends. Sixty million dead babies later and the end to abortion is still not in sight. Abortion is now considered “healthcare” for women. What about the “little woman” that is killed in abortion? Of those 60,000,000 babies that have been killed was one of them the one God sent to find the cure for cancer or some other dreaded disease or maybe the inventor of some great new device that could have saved thousands of lives? We’ll never know because they were killed before they could draw their first breath!
Blog Post – Choose Life
Forty-five years ago on January 22, 1973 the United States Supreme Court took away the rights of the states to determine the abortion issue. They ‘discovered’ the right to privacy in the United States Constitution and forced abortion on the entire country. The U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling in Roe v. Wade, finding that a “right of privacy” it had earlier discovered was “broad enough to encompass” a right to abortion and adopting a trimester scheme of pregnancy.
Blog Post – Another March on Washington, DC
While the “Women’s March” concentrated on the desire to be able to fix “a mistake” that happened as a result of sexual activity and that “mistake” was going to interfere with a career or other future plans (abortion on demand), the “March for Life” concentrated on life and the holocaust that has occurred since the Supreme Court decisions of 1973.
Blog Post — The Impact of Roe v Wade
Forty-three years ago today the infamous Roe v Wade decision was handed down by the United States Supreme Court. Its decision, as that with marriage on June 26, 2015, went beyond the power the US Constitution outlined for the judicial branch. Roe v Wade legalized abortion in all 50 states and since that date 58 million little Americans have been killed in the womb. This is truly a holocaust — a word those pushing abortion do not want to hear. The US Constitution gives legislative power to Congress — period — not the Courts — see Article I, Section 1. Is there anyone who has the will to rein the Court in?
Action Alert: What’s Going on In Your Child’s School This Week?
1.) Is No Name Calling Week in your child’s school? 2.) President Obama’s statement on the anniversary of Roe v. Wad.
News Release: 38 Years Later and 52 Million Dead
Thirty-eight years ago today the United States Supreme Court took away the rights of the states to determine the abortion issue. They ‘discovered’ the right to privacy in the United States Constitution and forced abortion on the entire country.