“We’re making sure that these doctors understand, there will be a ruckus…” Life Dynamics president, Mark Crutcher. In the fall of 2013, Life Dynamics Inc., a national pro-life organization located in Denton Texas, contacted members of the Texas medical community to warn them that the abortion lobby was trying to recruit doctors to become abortionists….
Few arguments demonstrate the moral bankruptcy of the pro-choice mentality than the argument that abortion should be used to save Americans money.
Our enemies consistently claim that most Americans are pro-choice and that there is no consensus in the United States for making abortion illegal. Then they’ll trot out some poll that seems to back up their argument. But the fact is, this “pro-choice majority” lie is nothing more than political spin and the abortion industry’s own actions prove it.
Abortion advocates claim that the real issue isn’t abortion, but whether we trust women to be their own moral agents. But let’s take a look at how asinine this “trust women” rhetoric is…
Recently, 48 Democrat members of Congress signed a letter railing against Catholic bishops who say that pro-abortion politicians should be denied communion. But this letter signing nonsense is just part of The Great Ping-Pong Scam that gutless preachers and politicians have been pulling since the day abortion was legalized.
The American abortion lobby is poised to hold its death march in Washington DC to renew their commitment to the slaughter of premature babies. They will cynically disguise their agenda as concern for the lives of women who might be killed if abortion is again made illegal- but one would have to be either stupid or naive to believe that America’s abortion profiteers care about the welfare of their customers.
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