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| The best of NRL News Today for the week of May 18, 2015 |
Kansas Ex-abortionist Neuhaus sets up second "fund-me" appeal
By Kathy Ostrowski, Legislative Director, Kansans for Life Ex-Kansas
abortionist Kris Neuhaus wants your pity (she sees herself as a martyr)
and your money. In a radio interview Thursday, Neuhaus elaborated that
she has lost her research job "without explanation" |
Tennessee Gov. signs 48-hour waiting period into law
By Dave Andrusko Ten days ago Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed a
bill into law requiring that all clinics performing more than 50
surgical abortions each year be regulated as outpatient surgery centers
and inspected annually. |
See you in New Orleans
The National Right to Life Convention is coming to New Orleans this
summer. Join the national meeting of the pro-life grassroots July 9, 10,
& 11, 2015, to learn and grow together |
Rep. Duffy asks: "What do we stand for in America if we can't stand up for the most defenseless and voiceless among us?"
By Dave Andrusko On May 13, the day the House passed the Pain-Capable
Unborn Child Protection Act, 242-184, we included the powerful
statements in support of HR 36 by House Majority Leader John Boehner
(R-Ohio) and Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ). |
"Bust the Ban?" They want to bust the child.
Pro-abortion groups reacted angrily last week to a historic act of
charity. Pro-life representatives in Congress voted to ban abortions
done so late in pregnancy that the unborn victims of those abortions can
feel excruciating pain. |
21st Century progress toward making abortion unthinkable
By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life
Federation The Millennial Generation has grown up with an explosion of
technology -- the expansion of the Internet, the invention of the
iPhone, the birth of social media, the advent of Skype. |
Taylor Hale–the girl who beat death
By Dave Andrusko Taylor Hale is 17 years old and, like who knows how
many other young people, is about to graduate from high school next
week– Waukee High School in Iowa, to be specific. |
Why disability rights advocates oppose assisted suicide
By Diane Coleman, President of the disability rights group – Not
Dead Yet. This past Monday [May 11], the Syracuse Post Standard
published an op-ed I wrote that gives a bit of the history behind the
position |
Pro-abortion writer: There should be more abortions
By Sarah Terzo How many times have you heard a pro-abortion person
say that abortion should be rare? The oft-repeated words, notably spoken
by pro-abortion president Bill Clinton are "safe, legal, and rare." |
Shamelessly, Planned Parenthood touts itself as "safe haven" for newborn babies
By Dave Andrusko Why could/would/should it surprise you that Planned
Parenthood, which corrupts everything it touches, also leads the galaxy
in hypocrisy? |
Suicide advocacy group faces conviction amidst rash of state bills to legalize assisting suicide
By Jennifer Popik, Legislative Counsel, National Right to Life's
Powell Center for Medical Ethics The suicide advocacy group, Final Exit
Network, was recently found guilty of violating Minnesota's law against
assisting suicide. |
New film shows the "lighter" side of assisted suicide
By Dave Andrusko Over the months, I'd read about "The Farewell
Party," which opened this week. The movie is set in a "Jerusalem
retirement home in which one resident, an amateur inventor, devises a
'mercy-killing machine,'" |
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