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By Carole Novielli Ten suggestions on how to argue abortion with your pro-life relatives, published by Salon, gives some indication that abortion supporters are having to be much more creative to defend the indefensible. In the article, entitled, “How to argue with...
By Sarah Terzo Abortionist Dr. Cope — It is advisable to use the biggest forceps that you can get through the cervix to morcellate the fetus…[the need to] “visually check the parts as they are retrieved” “is necessary to ensure complete evacuation but is part of the...
By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. If you are not receiving NRL News Today in your email inbox, please take 30 seconds and sign up now! What is that French phrase-- plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose--the more things change, the more they stay the same? This...
By Sarah Terzo A pro-choicer writing about how her fellow pro-choicers should not oppose sex selection abortions: “Also, let’s just remember that we are talking about fetuses. No matter how many ultrasound pics get posted to Facebook, these are fetuses with female...
By Sarah Terzo Pro-Abortion author Katie Roiphe admits that abortion kills a life, and people know it: The idea that “life begins at birth” is useful politically, but as many have pointed out, in the age of sonograms, of cloudy little hands and feet coming into focus...
By Eleanor Josephine Editor’s note. The following was posted at Right to Life of Montana. The introduction is from Lianna Karlin, president of RTL of Montana President. NARAL, National Abortion Rights Action League, one of the nation’s most vehement abortion rights...
By Paul Stark Sometimes pro-choice advocates say that pro-lifers care only about the unborn (i.e., the human fetus or embryo) rather than “actual living, breathing human beings” (or variations on that phrase). Of course, pro-lifers do care about already-born human...
By Dave Andrusko As one of the first posts of 2016, I’d like to briefly talk about an article that had been kindly forwarded to me. It ran online at salvomag.com and was titled simply, “Fetus.” I learned a lot. For example, “The first recorded use of the word ‘fetus’...
By Dave Andrusko For the last item of the week, I’d like to briefly talk about an article that ran online titled simply, “Fetus.” I learned a lot. For example, “The first recorded use of the word ‘fetus’ dates back to 1398. Before then, an unborn human was almost...