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Woman Tragically Killed by Abortion Pills
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- By Operation Rescue
WICHITA, Kan. -- On August 19, 2022, Amber Nicole Thurman was killed by abortion less than one month before her 29th birthday. As with so many other mothers who tragically succumb to abortion complications, Amber's death was senseless. Complications from an elective procedure killed three human beings that day, as Amber was pregnant with twins.
"Amber was a single mother and medical assistant who must have been convinced that her life would return to normal after ingesting Mifepristone to end the lives of her growing preborn twin children," said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. "The media and abortion cartel regularly paints this picture for vulnerable, young women – acting as though dangerous, abortion-inducing drugs are the equivalent to popping a couple of aspirin and then 'getting a period.'"
Is Our Constitution in Jeopardy
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- By Anne Schlafly - Eagle Forum Chairman
A Fun Way to Learn Civics
Too many Americans missed out on civics in school and this book makes learning about the Constitution fun and easy. The format is an answer-and-question game. Some are easy, some are more difficult to guess, but all ages can play the game and discover the rulebook for America.
Is Our Constitution in Jeopardy?
Did you know that by Congressional mandate, “Each educational institution that receives Federal funds for a fiscal year shall hold an educational program on the United States Constitution on September 17 of such year for the students served by the educational institution.” Remind your school of this Congressional mandate and provide this book to your school so they can use it as a teaching tool.
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley Receives Christian Statesman Honor: 'Faith is what Holds this Country Together'
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- By Center for Christian Statesmanship
For 28 years, the Distinguished Christian Statesman Award has spotlighted public servants who actively incorporate faith into their service to the American people
WASHINGTON -- Prominent U.S. Senator Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is joining the ranks of standout elected officials to receive the Distinguished Christian Statesman Award. While accepting the honor at the Museum of the Bible, Sen. Hawley pointed to faith as a unifying force in a nation that's more divided than ever.
"Faith is what holds this country together," Sen. Hawley said. "The Left's attempt to eradicate religion divides America. That's what's divisive. Faith actually is a great unifier in our national life."
Sen. Hawley previously served as Missouri's Attorney General and is recognized as one of the nation's leading constitutional lawyers fighting for people's liberties.
Government Issued Babies
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- By Kristen A. Ullman - Eagle Forum President
Ethical and Financial Implications of any IVF Mandate
In a move that only served to confound pro-life Americans further dismayed over recent statements that his administration will be “great for women and their reproductive rights,” former President Trump announced last week that “your government will pay for — or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for — all costs associated with IVF treatment.”
While the 2024 Republican Platform, written entirely by Trump and his inner circle, already made clear that he supports “policies that advance . . . access to . . . IVF (fertility treatments),” this latest promise to use the heavy hand of the federal government to force taxpayers to fund the contentious procedure may erode support from not only those worried about the millions of embryos destroyed under current IVF practices but fiscal conservatives and libertarians as well. As the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board bluntly put it, “If you think IVF is expensive now, wait until it’s ‘free.’”
Fulton County Sued Again for Refusal to Produce Unsealed Ballots -- Greatest Voting Rights Violation in Georgia History Continues
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- By VoterGA
ATLANTA -- VoterGA co-founder Garland Favorito announced today the filing of another complaint against Fulton County to compel them to produce 2020 election ballots they have concealed from the public for nearly 4 years. Favorito is asking a superior court to immediately enforce his Open Records Requests (ORR) for an independent copy of the 2020 election ballots he has not received even though they have been unsealed.
Election officials and attorneys for the Fulton County Court Clerk have repeatedly assured Superior courts, the State Election Board and the county’s Board of Registration and Elections that the 2020 ballots are being preserved. And yet, when Favorito submitted an ORR for a standard 600 DPI copy of the ballots made independently of the Dominion voting system he received a reply from the Elections division stating: "There are no responsive documents to your request." A second reply directly to the Clerk of the Court was never answered.
GCRW Member Social - Sept. 26th
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- By Press Release
The Real Way to End Poverty and It's Not by Government
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- By Tom DeWeese - American Policy Center
If one truly wants to help eliminate poverty, perhaps it’s time to rethink the process. To begin, one should ask this question – why are some nations (and individuals) wealthy and others are so poor?
The reason the United States has led the world in wealth, standard of living, and abundance is that every resident of the United States has had the ability and the opportunity to invest and produce their own capital and build personal wealth. Why is that possible? And why has most of the rest of the world failed, and continues to fail, at such an attempt?
- Haitian Biden “Migrants” in Ohio Eat Park Ducks, Crash Cars, Squat on Lawns, Terrify Homeowners
- Press Conference: Operation Rescue and Other Pro-Life Groups Warn Community of New Kansas Abortion Clinic
- 'Sorely Needed': Speaker Johnson May Attach SAVE Act to Govt. Funding Bill
- It's Time to Stop Blaming President Trump for His Evolving Public Position on Abortion
- Library Board Votes to Move Books
- The Compassion Cartel Getting Rich on Poverty
- 27 National Pro-Life Organizations Call for House Speaker Johnson and Pro-Life Members of Congress to Protect the Pregnancy Resource Movement from Attacks
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