Kentuck Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron recently called on the state’s Health and Family Services secretary to prevent the state’s abortion vendors from committing abortions during the coronavirus crisis. Cameron stated, “I’m calling on CHFS Acting Secretary Eric Friedlander to certify, pursuant to KRS 15.241, that Kentucky’s abortion providers are violating his ban on elective medical procedures during the COVID-19

Planned Parenthood is doing what they do best; putting their goal to commit as many abortions as possible over any legitimate medical goal, such as controlling and defeating the coronavirus. Planned Parenthood Keystone, which at one point said we should have a Disney movie about a princess who had an abortion,  is now moving on to their next embarrassing endeavor:

Leave it to Planned Parenthood and company to put abortion first as the rest of the nation grapples with how to protect lives at risk to COVID-19. Across the country, states have been asking medical providers of all kinds to contribute their resources, like face mask and protection gear, to those helping coronavirus sufferers, and to prevent further risks of

“We always knew that the abortion industry really didn’t care about women’s health, but this lawsuit proves it again,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “Leaders in Texas and other states have called for abortion vendors to cease operations so that life-saving equipment can be used to address the coronavirus crisis. But as the rest of the country fights to save lives,

Pro-life doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are calling on the government to halt abortions during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. They are fighting back against the spin of the abortion industry that apparently, the answer to the COVID-19 crisis is more abortion.  An email the President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the North Central States, Sarah Stoesz, sent out

Leading pro-life groups, including Students for Life of America, released a letter today warning public health officials not to exploit the coronavirus crisis to push an abortion agenda. The letter, which was organized by Susan B. Anthony List, is addressed to Alex Azar, Secretary of Health and Human Services. It states in part, “As our country comes together to battle

In just one day, over 3,300 pro-life activists joined a nationwide call to urge U.S. governors to tell abortion facilities to donate their personal protective equipment and other important medical resources to local hospitals and medical clinics to help fight the coronavirus. Abortion is not an essential service, and Planned Parenthood is not an essential business. You can join the

Students for Life of America is joining with other pro-life groups across the country to urge governors to order abortion facilities to shut down and to ask them to donate their medical supplies and gear to local medical clinics and hospitals. Since many “non-essential” businesses are being shut down, abortion facilities, which are not essential, should be shut down too.

“At a time when many areas are facing medical supply shortages and taxpayer dollars are being redirected to address the consequences of the coronavirus, we urge every governor to order abortion facilities closed in order to redirect medical personnel and supplies towards real healthcare,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America. FREDERICKSBURG, VA (3-23-2020)– Today, Students for

The Attorney General of Ohio, Dave Yost, has sent letters to two abortion facilities in the state telling them they must stop committing abortions. Yost’s letter notes that protective medical gear must be preserved for more important uses during the coronavirus crisis. CBS News reports, “All of Ohio’s abortion clinics have been ordered to stop providing the procedure as the