By Dave Andrusko, Editor, National Right to Life News
Before I forget, I do appreciate praise for and/or criticism of the contents of NRL News. You can reach me at daveandrusko@gmail.com.
The October edition came out early in the month, because so much had taken place since the September issue and because we needed to look again to the November elections. I hope you are subscribing to our Monday-Sunday NRL News Today. If you’re not, take one minute out and go to https://nrlc.org///mailinglist and check the NRL News box.
Speaking of the election, the October issue is packed with political stories with a special emphasis on the presidential contest between former President Donald Trump and pro-abortion Vice President Kamala Harris.
You’ll find stories on pages 2-4, 6, 9-10, 15, 19, 21-24, and 28.
One of the areas we pay a lot of attention to is correcting pro-abortionists and their legion of supporters in the legacy media. A perfect example is “Dead Georgia Woman a Victim of Biden-Harris Abortion Pill Deregulation, Not State Law,” written by Dr. Randall K. O’Bannon, NRL Director of Education and Research.
In his lead paragraph, Dr. O’Bannon wrote, “By now, you’ve heard the tragic story of Amber Thurman, the Georgia woman whose death Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris blamed on that state’s abortion laws. The bitter, ironic truth is that Thurman was not a casualty of Georgia’s protective law but was a victim of ill-considered changes the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made to abortion pill regulations under Biden-Harris and earlier Democrat administrations.”
Another specialty of NRLC is in producing in-depth reports often to clarify deliberate or accidental falsehoods. “National Right to Life Releases A Special Report on Babies Born Alive Following Abortions” is a perfect illustration. You can read it in the October NRL News or separately at https://nrlc.org/
Finally, we know that many pro-lifers appreciate that we publish Memorials & Tributes. If you like to contribute in loving memory of or in honor of someone, you can read how to do so on page 15.
There are tons more in the October issue. Enjoy!
I’ll talk about some more of its contents next week.