Bioethicist rejects so-called reforms to futile care laws
Wesley J. Smith testified in opposition to SB 303, which fails to reform the Texas Advanced Directives Act or increase protection for the disabled.
Even pro-choicers support the Texas PreBorn Pain Bill
Yet, abortion groups continue to oppose commonsense legislation that will protect preborn babies who are capable of feeling pain.
The bogus ´legal separation´ between Planned Parenthood´s abortion and contraception services
How is it that Planned Parenthood, the nation´s largest abortion provider, will receive money; while at the same time, no clinic receiving money provides abortions?
Population planning won´t balance budgets
As states seek to balance budgets, population planning groups are touting abortion and contraception as money-saving measures.
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons opposes misguided futile care reform
In an email to members, AAPS denounced so-called reform to the Texas Advanced Directive Law.
Renowned ethicist testifies on behalf of disabled, against discrimination
Wesley J. Smith testified before the Senate Health and Human Services Committee in favor of Senate Bill 675.
Abortion advocates try to define Pro-Life initiatives, fail miserably
Unsurprisingly, abortion advocates´ views of Pro-Lifers are wrong – again.
Texas Right to Life defends the disabled against discrimination
Proposed pieces of legislation would amend current fuitle care laws, but not all seek to protect patients and their wishes.
Planned Parenthood lobby day
Urge your legislators to keep Planned Parenthood out of the Family Planning Budget.
The science of preborn pain
The Texas Pain Bill establishes a state interest in protecting the lives of preborn children who feel pain.