Category Archives: Politics

2014 could offer great promise to retake lost ground

Pro-abortion President Barack Obama

By Dave Andrusko Everyone who’s been involved in the political process for any length of time knows this,

Former Gov. Sanford wins South Carolina Runoff, Faces Pro-Abortion Democrat in May 7 Special Election

Mark Sanford

National Right to Life PAC and South Carolina Citizens for Life PAC

Different but depressingly the same

Pro-abortion President Barack Obama and pro-abortion former Senator Alan Simpson

By Dave Andrusko Two items, different but the same (as my kids like to say). First, we have grumpy old Alan Simpson,

2013 Election Overview

Pro-Life South Carolina Senator Tim Scott

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director While many are looking to 2014 for the next round of elections, six states are

Julie Emmons Named North Carolina Right to Life PAC Director

Julie Emmons (left) and North Carolina Right to Life President Barbara Holt.

Greensboro, NC–North Carolina Right to Life Political Action Committee is pleased to announce that Julie Scott Emmons,

Pro-abortionists shout down pro-life Canadian MP at University of Waterloo

Pro-life Canadian MP Stephen Woodworth

By Dave Andrusko On Thursday we wrote about “Criminalizing Dissent in the guise of decriminalizing abortion,” a

The Startling contrast between President Obama’s and Senator Rubio’s remarks last night

Pro-life Sen. Marco Rubio and Pro-abortion President Barack Obama

By Dave Andrusko Life is full of interesting twists and occasional awkward moments. But pro-life

Further thoughts on “Learning from the 2012 Elections”

By Dave Andrusko Do yourself an enormous favor and read the analysis of the 2012 elections  written by National

Learning from the 2012 Elections

By David N. O’Steen, Ph.D., Executive Director, National Right to Life A determined, one-sided media together with a sequence of most unfortunate

Abortion and the 2012 elections

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By Dave Andrusko Today is November 16, and we are ten days removed from a bitterly disappointing election. As someone who has