Tag: pro-life

By Dave Andrusko Often when analyzing what pro-abortionists are saying (which we do a lot at NRL News Today), you have to be very selectively in adding hyperlinks. Once upon a time you didn’t need to be so careful. Nowadays some of the language is, to put it mildly, salty. I mention that because crude …

By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation In his 2018 book, Ship of Fools, cable TV host Tucker Carlson addresses some of the foolish claims of abortion industry backers. For instance, Carlson notes that “None is more rigid than the feminist orthodoxy surrounding abortion.” He points out a telling example: In January of …

By Dave Andrusko On July 24, Karen Cross, National Right to Life political director, spoke to members of a program for young French conservatives. They come to the United States for a month to learn from seasoned political leaders in the U.S. They are engaged in the media, politics, and think tanks in France. They …

By Carol Tobias Editor’s note. These remarks from NRLC President Carol Tobias concluded the Saturday night closing Banquet for NRLC 2019. These two days have gone by quickly. I hope you learned something new and that you are returning home with your energy refreshed and ideas abounding so that you can impact your communities for …

By Dave Andrusko I am writing this in advance since my wife and I will be on the road heading to NRLC’s annual convention in Charleston, South Carolina. It is my fervent hope that many of you will join the many other pro-lifers who will assemble July 5-6 for the annual pro-life educational event of …

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. A while back the Managing Editor of Jewish Journal asked me to write an opinion piece for them, which I was delighted to do. (I didn’t know until after the op-ed ran, that my opposite number would be Sandra Fluke.) This is what ran. Two days after the Jan. 22, …

Editor’s note. The following winning essays were written for the National Right to Life Pro-Life Essay Contest. At the senior level, grades 10–12, Faith McKeever, grade 12 (Missouri) took first place. Samuel Maranzano, grade 12 (Michigan ) won second, and Anna Dunsmoore, grade 11 ( Massachusetts) won third. At the junior level, grades 7–9, Elizabeth …

By Dave Andrusko As I sat down to write this post, my first thought was to contrast how “pro-choicers” and pro-lifers tell their stories. That’s how we communicate—in bits and pieces, shards and fragments—which we bring together into narratives: stories. But on second thought, I would like to focus on how ordinary pro-lifers like you …

By Dave Andrusko (This ran a while back but it remains one of my favorites.) Toward the end of the day I try to make posts both shorter and which come to the point quicker. This discussion is taken from “Big pro-life families are shifting the abortion debate,” written by the Boston Globe’s Kevin White. …