Texas Under Attack: Abortion Advocates Push Federal Legislation to Override Pro-Life laws
Abortion advocates in Congress are hoping to subvert the will of Texans to protect preborn life with one massive piece of legislaton.
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Reality Check: Most Abortion Facilities ARE in Communities of Color
Black Entertainment Television website claims the overwhelming correlation of abortion mills located in communities of color is mere myth
Not so rare: Planned Parenthood awards affiliate for exceeding abortion quotas
Planned Parenthood, America’s largest abortion chain, feigns concern about the number of abortions in the…
Texas Right to Life responds to libelous attacks
The Pro-Life movement will reach our goals faster when we work together and remain civil through disagreements. We have been taking libelous hits for a long time without responding and have decided that enough is enough.
Victory in Austin after Federal Court Rules in Favor of Pregnancy Centers and Life
In June, pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) in Austin won a major victory when a Federal…
Wendy Davis realigns herself with unruly mob
Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis celebrated her rise to infamy by holding a party in…
Planned Parenthood´s obvious deception; ironically accuses NBC of censorship
Planned Parenthood and even Barack Obama´s use of words like "choice," "reproductive justice," and "women´s healthcare" are all meant to lure the public while specifically avoiding the word.
Twitter takeover: Tweet hashtag #FightBackTX to show abortion camp that Texans #Stand4Life
Abortion advocates are trying to rekindle their mob-like tactics from last summer, but this time on Twitter.
Pro-Life lawsuits status updates and next steps
Having failed to win over voters with their anti-Life message, Planned Parenthood and the abortion…
Federal judge denies abortionist exemption from Pro-Life law
Following a hearing today, a U.S. District Judge refused to allow an El Paso abortionist to continue abortions without admitting privileges required by recently passed House Bill 2.