Sunday, September 5, 2021

His! They were Yours, You gave them to Me… JOHN 17:6...A missionary is someone in whom the Holy Spirit has brought about this realization: “You are not your own” (1 Corinthians 6:19). To say, “I am not my own,” is to have reached a high point in my spiritual stature.

 

Pro-Life Women Blast Jen Psaki’s Sexist Rant: Quit Assuming Women Want Abortions National | Micaiah Bilger | Sep 3, 2021 | 10:44AM | Washington, DC

 

Pro-Life Women Blast Jen Psaki’s Sexist Rant: Quit Assuming Women Want Abortions

National  |  Micaiah Bilger  |   Sep 3, 2021   |   10:44AM   |  Washington, DC
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Pro-life women criticized White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki this week after she lobbed a personal attack against a male journalist for asking about President Joe Biden’s pro-abortion position.

During a press conference Thursday, Psaki slammed EWTN reporter Owen Jensen for asking questions about abortion because he is a man who cannot get pregnant.

“By Jen Psaki’s arbitrary standard, Joe Biden shouldn’t be commenting on abortion either as he’s never been pregnant,” said Kristan Hawkins, a mother and president of Students for Life.

She told Fox News that Psaki’s sexist remark just deflected from Biden’s hypocrisy. The president claims to be a devout Catholic, but he supports abortion on demand without limits and wants to force taxpayers to pay for it.

“… it’s Joe Biden who uses his Catholicism as a talking point,” Hawkins said.

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Other criticism came from Lila Rose, president and founder of Live Action, who pointed out that no one has the right to kill a baby in the womb.

“I’ve been pregnant, @PressSec, and it’s *still* not my right, or anyone else’s, to kill a baby,” Rose responded on Twitter. “Being a woman or being pregnant does not give you license to kill. Women deserve better than abortion. The president’s position is illogical, unscientific, immoral & 40 years wrong.”

During the press conference with Psaki, Jensen got to the heart of the issue when he asked: “Who does [Biden] believe, then, should look out for the unborn child?”

Psaki ignored the question and instead attacked Jensen for being a man.

“He believes that it’s up to a woman to make those decisions, and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor,” she responded. “I know you’ve never faced those choices, nor have you ever been pregnant, but for women out there who have faced those choices, this is an incredibly difficult thing. The president believes that right should be respected.”

Refusing to directly answer questions or changing the subject is a common tactic with Psaki, especially when asked about abortion. In August, she cut off Jensen when he tried to ask about Biden’s plans to eliminate the Hyde Amendment and force taxpayer to pay for abortions – a hugely unpopular position among Americans. Earlier this summer, she also refused to answer another journalist’s question about if Biden believes a second-trimester unborn baby is a human being.

“Jen Psaki excels at changing the subject anytime President Biden’s hypocrisy comes to light,” Penny Young-Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, told Fox News. “Joe Biden’s pro-abortion conversion is complete and is in direct contradiction to his faith. He has taken the most radical position on abortion believing it should be legal at anytime, for any reason, any number, all paid for by the taxpayer.”

To former Planned Parenthood director turned pro-life advocate Abby Johnson, Psaki’s response to Jensen was downright “silly.” She said the U.S. Supreme Court justices who ruled on Roe v. Wade were all men.

“The bottom line is that they simply don’t respect a man’s opinion who is pro-life,” Johnson said. “But men should have a voice in whether or not their child is killed by abortion.”

Terrisa Bukovinac, a pro-life atheist and board member with Rehumanize International, told Fox News that abortion is not just a religious issue either.

“Joe Biden supporting a woman’s right to choose a brutal death for her unborn child isn’t just out of step with Catholicism, it’s out of step with human rights,” she said. “Feminism demands equality for all and that must include the unborn.”

On Thursday, Biden issued a statement criticizing the new Texas heartbeat law, which could save tens of thousands of babies’ lives. He also announced a new campaign to thwart the pro-life law and ensure that unborn babies in Texas will continue to be killed in abortions.


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Planned Parenthood Demands Restraining Order to Stop Texas Abortion Ban From Saving Babies (What will be there excuse be at the Resurrection of Judgement)cc

 

Planned Parenthood Demands Restraining Order to Stop Texas Abortion Ban From Saving Babies (What will be there excuse be at the Resurrection of Judgement)cc

State  |  Micaiah Bilger  |   Sep 3, 2021   |   12:35PM   |  Austin, Texas

Planned Parenthood is trying another way to stop the new Texas heartbeat law.

Late Thursday, three of its Texas affiliates asked a judge to issue a restraining order against Texas Right to Life to stop the pro-life organization from suing abortionists who violate the law, Texas Public Radio reports.

The pro-life law went into effect Wednesday, prohibiting abortions once an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detectable, about six weeks of pregnancy. Unique from other heartbeat laws, it includes a private enforcement mechanism that allows people to file lawsuits against abortionists who violate the law.

Planned Parenthood, a billion-dollar abortion chain that does about 40 percent of all abortions in the U.S., slammed the private enforcement as “malicious,” claiming it would “cause imminent, irreparable injury” to its abortionists and other staff, ABC News reports.

It urged a Travis County judge to block Texas Right to Life and associates from enforcing the law, according to the report.

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“Unfortunately for people who discover they are pregnant and cardiac activity exists, the options that they have now under this law are limited,” Melaney Linton, CEO of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast, told Houston Matters. “We have to either help them navigate away to get out of state and get to another provider or they will have to contemplate continuing the pregnancy.”

Linton said they still are offering abortions up to six weeks of pregnancy. However, another affiliate, Planned Parenthood South Texas, stopped doing abortions completely when the law took effect.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court refused another request from Planned Parenthood and other abortion groups to temporarily block enforcement of the law. As a result, Texas became the first state to be allowed to enforce a heartbeat law.

The law has the potential to save tens of thousands of babies from abortion. In 2020, about 54,000 unborn babies were aborted in Texas, and about 85 percent happened after six weeks of pregnancy, according to state health statistics. That means more than 100 unborn babies with beating hearts may be spared from abortion every single day in Texas.

Whether the Texas law will remain in effect or ultimately be upheld as constitutional in court remains uncertain, but pro-life leaders are hopeful now that the Supreme Court has a conservative majority.

In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court took away the states’ ability to protect unborn babies from abortion under Roe v. Wade, and instead forced states to legalize abortion on demand. Roe made the United States one of only seven countries in the world that allows elective abortions after 20 weeks. The court is scheduled to hear a Mississippi case in the fall that challenges this precedent.

Meanwhile, pro-life advocates are reaching out to pregnant women across Texas with compassion and understanding, offering resources and emotional support to help them and their babies. Earlier this year, state lawmakers increased support for pregnant and parenting mothers and babiesensuring that they have resources to choose life for their babies.

Women may call or text 1-800-712-4357 or chat online with OptionLine, a 24-hour bilingual hotline run by Heartbeat International that has helped connect millions of women to pregnancy and parenting resources.

Polls show Americans support heartbeat lawsAn April poll by the University of Texas-Austin found that 49 percent of Texans support making abortions illegal after six weeks of pregnancy, while 41 percent oppose it. In 2019, a national Hill-HarrisX survey also found that 55 percent of voters said they do not think laws banning abortions after six weeks – when an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detectable – are too restrictive.


Court Dismisses Pro-Abortion Lawsuit Against Man Responsible for 34 Texas Cities Banning Abortion State | Micaiah Bilger | Sep 3, 2021 | 3:21PM | Austin, Texas

 

Court Dismisses Pro-Abortion Lawsuit Against Man Responsible for 34 Texas Cities Banning Abortion

State  |  Micaiah Bilger  |   Sep 3, 2021   |   3:21PM   |  Austin, Texas
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In another victory for life this week, a Texas appeals court dismissed a pro-abortion group’s attempt to silence pro-life leader Mark Lee Dickson and Right to Life of East Texas.

The Seventh District Court of Appeals in Texas issued a unanimous ruling Thursday dismissing the Lilith Fund’s lawsuit against Dickson and his pro-life organization. It also ordered the pro-abortion group to pay the pro-lifers’ court costs and attorneys’ fees.

The Lilith Fund accused the pro-life organization and Dickson, founder of the Sanctuary City for the Unborn initiative and a director with Right to Life of East Texas, of defamation and conspiracy in 2020.

At the center of the case were comments that Dickson made referring to the killing of unborn babies in abortions as “murder” and “criminal” based on pre-Roe v. Wade statutes in Texas that criminalize abortions. Though Roe prohibits the state from enforcing the statutes, they have not been repealed.

In its ruling Thursday, the court determined that, in the question of “defamation or protected opinion,” Dickson’s speech was constitutionally protected. It dismissed the lawsuit in a 3-0 ruling, determining that a lower court “erred” in allowing the case to continue.

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“This is a huge victory for freedom of speech,” Dickson told LifeNews.com. “The Lilith Fund has been attempting to stifle and intimidate pro-life speech by filing defamation lawsuits against people who call abortion ‘murder’ or who point out that Texas has never repealed its pre–Roe v. Wade criminal abortion statutes.”

Among other things, the Lilith Fund accused Dickson of defamation and conspiracy because he said one of its billboards declaring “Abortion is Freedom” advocated “for the murder of those innocent lives.”

The appeals court disagreed, writing, “Being opinion, the comments uttered by Dickson and upon which Lilith based its suit are inactionable.”

Dickson said the pro-abortion group’s lawsuit was “ridiculous,” and they are grateful that the court recognized that.

Previously, lawyers with the Thomas More Society, a pro-life legal group, slammed the Lilith Fund for attempting to silence pro-life speech through the courts.

Thomas More Society special counsel Erick Kaardal described the lawsuit as a “deliberate campaign to muzzle the voices of those who support life, especially when those voices seek to remind the public that the law of Texas continues to define abortion as a criminal offense, despite Roe v. Wade.”

The Lilith Fund is a pro-abortion Texas group that provides financial aid to help women abort their unborn babies. It also works to promote a “positive culture around abortion” and claims one of its main missions is compassion.

“The Lilith Fund and other abortion-aiding organizations all take part in the murder of innocent unborn human beings,” Dickson said, previously. “The statements which I have made are rooted not in my own imagination, but in the law written on all of our hearts, in the Constitution of the United States of America, in the Texas Constitution, and in the laws of the great State of Texas.”

Dickson has become widely known recently for his work on the Sanctuary City for the Unborn initiative, which encourages cities to adopt ordinances banning abortions. To date, 37 cities in Texas, Ohio and Nebraska have passed pro-life ordinances to protect unborn babies.

Also this week, Texas became the first state in the U.S. to be allowed to enforce a heartbeat law. The new law prohibits abortions once an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detectable, about six weeks of pregnancy, and has the potential to save tens of thousands of lives.


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