Texas Celebrates Pro-Life Victories, Champions
Texas Right to Life commemorates its 40th anniversary with an increased commitment to defending innocent human life and further expanding the Culture of Life in Texas.
Texas Right to Life commemorates its 40th anniversary with an increased commitment to defending innocent human life and further expanding the Culture of Life in Texas.
Department of State Health Services Council refused to vote on new rules that would instruct how abortion facilities are to adhere to portions of the recently passed House Bill 2.
Established in 1973, Texas Right to Life has led the way in proving to Texas and the nation that abortion is not a sacred right, is not health care, and does not liberate women.
In a meeting with the National Press Club, Davis showed her ignorance about the procedure about which she spent 11 hours clamoring for on the Texas Senate floor.
We can celebrate, and be assured, that Life will always be protected in Texas.
All but one Republican the Texas legislature – Houston Rep. Sarah Davis – voted to protect preborn child from the pain of abortion.
Abortion advocates and population planners eagerly promote the idea that preventing births saves money.
The threat of losing the only Texas funding stream left for Planned Parenthood motivated them to settle their fraud lawsuit at a high cost.
Houston Rep. Sarah Davis claims she is pro-life, yet she was the only Republican to vote against the historic legislation that protects both women and preborn children who feel pain.
The culture of death extends beyond the children in the womb and the elderly to that of our entire society.