By Denise M. Burke, Esq.
I just published a blog at National Review on how the debate over late-term abortion bans, such as Arizona’s new ban on abortions at or after 20 weeks, is accelerating the collapse of the abortion industry’s “house of cards.”
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"Despite all Democratic party hype about the 'war on women,' the
abortion industry’s 'house of cards' is collapsing. Arguments used to justify the current regime of abortion-on-demand are routinely discredited and state legislators, with the help of groups like Americans United for Life, are passing scores of new laws designed to protect women and children from the inherent and widely documented negative impact of abortion."
Read more at "The Abortion Industry's Desperate Battle Against
Arizona's Late-Term Abortion Ban."
I just published a blog at National Review on how the debate over late-term abortion bans, such as Arizona’s new ban on abortions at or after 20 weeks, is accelerating the collapse of the abortion industry’s “house of cards.”
*********
"Despite all Democratic party hype about the 'war on women,' the
abortion industry’s 'house of cards' is collapsing. Arguments used to justify the current regime of abortion-on-demand are routinely discredited and state legislators, with the help of groups like Americans United for Life, are passing scores of new laws designed to protect women and children from the inherent and widely documented negative impact of abortion."
Read more at "The Abortion Industry's Desperate Battle Against
Arizona's Late-Term Abortion Ban."
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