When it comes to mainstream media, even a broken clock can be right twice a day. Objectively pro-life points obscured by abortion propaganda and opinion from over the weekend are Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” and Real Time with Bill Maher.   SNL Brings Up Valid Abortion Questions  Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che displayed a rare resemblance

When the news came out that Massachusetts Democratic official Michael Hugo had opposed pregnancy resource centers because more children with special needs may be born on account of them, a firestorm grew in the media over his discriminatory comments. Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins rightfully called the situation a “Democrat saying the quiet part out loud,”

It should be “a fact universally acknowledged” that every person is unconditionally valuable — but unfortunately, the abortion industry has conditioned our society to think less of those we find inconvenient, and a Massachusetts Democrat official was recently a poignant example of this. The chairman of the Framingham Democratic Committee Michael Hugo made disturbing commentary during a meeting in which

The abortion lobby and the Democrat Party like to claim that the majority of Americans stand for their radical, extremist abortion views and a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll is asserting that more Americans favor Democrat abortion policy, suggesting that we may see an uptick in blue political seat holders this November. This is exactly what President Joe Biden was referring to

If there’s one thing that the pro-life movement can’t stand, it’s politicians who claim to be “moderate” Republicans—a party typically known for being at least nominally pro-life— and yet at the same time supporting radical pro-abortion policies embraced by the current Democratic Party allowing deaths to be added to the more than 63 million in lives lost to abortion since

  In a country now fraught with political divides, the nation is abuzz as United States Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) has stepped outside of his party in saying that he will not be voting for President Biden’s infrastructure bill, known as the Build Back Better Bill (BBB). This bill is significant to the pro-life movement as it notably (and intentionally)

  The Hyde Amendment is a political “rider” that that is attached to the annual HHS Labor appropriations bill and essentially prevents taxpayer dollars from directly going towards abortion via Medicaid. It was first enacted in September of 1976 (three years after the handing down of Roe v. Wade). Now, for the first time since 1976, it is under attack.  This,

  Fresh out of Walter Reed, Trump used his Twitter on Tuesday morning to focus on the abortion issue.  Reactions were swift and predictable, but the president has a point. Trump referenced Joe Biden’s NBC town hall performance, including when Biden answered a question about “protecting women’s reproductive rights in the U.S.” He addressed the possibility of, if on the

  Voters cannot depend on the Democratic Party to communicate its egregious position on abortion. If people knew, most would reject such an agenda. Democrats keep quiet because the stakes are so high, for both parties. The Democratic Party, with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket, supports abortion on demand, for any reason, and paid

  At a campaign event in Tampa, Florida, Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris referred to the ticket as the “Harris administration with Joe Biden as President.” What might seem like a silly gaffe, is either a Freudian slip or a dog-whistle to audiences that fear Joe Biden isn’t a competent choice for president. If it’s the former, Harris thinks that