If you think requiring some form of identification to vote is perfectly fine, you are racist!

At least that’s the current spin from liberal journalists, as they’ve labeled recent Republican efforts to require an ID to vote as “Jim Crow 2.0.”

It’s not just Georgia, and it has nothing to do with the “Big Lie.” A quick search of the MRC’s archives shows the Democrat-friendly media have been trashing Republicans as racist vote suppressors for the better part of ten years, disparaging sensible regulations as “downright evil.”

The left-wing media have shown particular hostility to the idea of voters showing identification at the polls to prevent fraud, even though polls show majorities of Americans (including non-whites) are in favor of such a requirement.

Just-released 911 records reveal that a woman bled uncontrollably and may have had a perforated uterus or other injury due to an abortion at the Planned Parenthood facility in Charleston, South Carolina. on March 12, 2021.

The records, obtained by Operation Rescue, show that a 36-year-old woman experienced pain and severe bleeding following an abortion and was transferred by ambulance to University Medical Center in Charleston.

Planned Parenthood staff was unable to stop the bleeding and was incapable of making an accurate diagnosis about the injury that caused the hemorrhaging.

The 911 call was placed by the Planned Parenthood’s health center manager, who identified herself as “Tiffany.”

Pro-life Congresswoman Kat Cammack wants the U.S. House to vote on a critical piece of legislation that would protect newborn babies who survive abortions from infanticide.

On Wednesday, the Florida representative filed a discharge petition that would force House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to bring the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act to the floor for a vote. House Republican Whip Steve Scalise, of Louisiana, and U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner, R-Missouri, joined her.

“The right to life is the most sacred, inalienable human right afforded to us in the United States,” Cammack said. “I urge my colleagues to stand up for what is right in putting an end to the dangerous, immoral abortion practices that take place daily in our country, and I look forward to working with Republicans in Congress and everyone who stands for life in moving this bill forward toward a floor vote this Congress.”

Joe Biden is rapidly becoming the most pro-abortion president in U.S. history as he takes multiple actions to expand abortions and force taxpayers to subsidize them.

On Wednesday, the Biden administration released a rule that will force taxpayers to fund the abortion industry through the Title X family planning program.

The rule, issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, will end a pro-life regulation that President Donald Trump put in place to ensure Title X grants are not used to subsidize the killing of unborn babies in abortions.

Because of Trump’s action, Planned Parenthood and other abortion groups left the program, choosing to prioritize abortions over actual health care. 

It was 1913 when the U.S. Navy began issuing t-shirts to sailors to wear under their uniforms. Seven years later, in his novel This Side of Paradise, the writer F. Scott Fitzgerald first used the term “t-shirt” in print, according to RealThread.com.

Republican presidential candidate Thomas Dewey’s 1948 campaign created one of the first-ever slogan t-shirts with the saying “Do it With Dewey.”

By the 1970s, rock bands began emblazoning t-shirts with their logos, fueling a trend that has never gone out of fashion.

So it’s fitting that National Pro-Life T-Shirt day was originally a project of Rock for Life, an organization I co-founded in 1993 when I married my two passions – Christian punk music and pro-life – to start a series of concerts to raise awareness of the abortion issue among young music fans.

An Indiana bill that would ensure mothers receive information about the abortion pill reversal procedure before going through with an abortion has passed the state legislature.

The Indiana House approved the bill in a final vote Wednesday and sent it to Gov. Eric Holcomb, a pro-life Republican, for his signature, WFYI Indianapolis reports. The vote was 62-25. It passed the state Senate by a strong majority earlier this month.

Sponsored by state Rep. Peggy Mayfield, R-Martinsville, House Bill 1577 would require abortion facilities to inform mothers about the abortion pill reversal procedure, which can reverse the effects of a drug-induced abortion and may save her unborn baby’s life.

Over 100 Republicans signed and sent a letter to President Joe Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra urging him to not suspend and revise the Protect Life Rule in order to prevent Title X funds from being used for abortion.

The Tuesday letter was led by Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn in the Senate and Kansas Rep. Ron Estes and North Carolina Rep. Virginia Foxx in the House and signed by over 100 Republicans. In the letter, they explain that suspending or changing the Compliance With Statutory Program Integrity Requirements rule, otherwise known as the Protect Life Rule, would be opening it up to federal funding of abortion instead of its purpose of “voluntary family planning projects.”

Representative Kat Cammack (R-Fl.) was joined today by Representative Steve Scalise (R-La.), the House Whip, and Representative Ann Wagner (R-Mo.) in filing a discharge petition to attempt to bring the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act to the House floor for a vote.

House members began lining up to sign the petition Wednesday afternoon.

President Biden and his abortion allies in his administration and Congress have demonstrated that there is not even one pro-life measure they could support—even refusing to require rendering medical care to an abortion survivor.

“The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, H.R. 619, is reasonable legislation that would protect a baby born alive following an abortion,” said Carol Tobias, president of the National Right to Life Committee. 

Last December NRL News Today reported that Argentina had passed a law legalizing elective abortion, fulfilling a campaign promise made by the country’s president.

Yesterday, ACI Prensa, the world’s largest Spanish-language Catholic news organization and the partner of the Catholic News Agency, reported that a 23-year-old student in the town of La Paz in Mendoza Province, Argentina, had died April 11 after undergoing a chemical abortion.

In a terrible irony, the Biden administration chose this week to do away with FDA regulations  requiring that abortion pills be distributed in person by certified health care providers from authorized hospitals, clinics, and private practice offices.

Before her retirement last year, former congresswoman and House Appropriations Committee chair Nita Lowey (D., N.Y.) said it was her “fervent wish” that Congress remove “once and for all” the Hyde amendment. Hyde and similar riders, which for decades enjoyed bipartisan support, have prevented taxpayer funding of abortion-on-demand. Hyde, Lowey said, “deserves to be in the dustbin of history.”

The current chair, Representative Rosa DeLauro (D., Conn.), has promised to make good on Lowey’s wish. Appropriations requests are due in the House by the end of this month; President Biden’s budget is expected shortly after. The president has already signed one significant piece of legislation that rejected Hyde.

A growing number of abortions are not happening “between a woman and her doctor” anymore.

Once a common phrase among abortion activists, it has given way to demands for more abortion access and calls for the elimination of health and safety regulations.

Now, a growing number of abortions start with a woman and a computer screen — or, posing as a woman, an abusive boyfriend or sex trafficker – and no doctor’s visit at all.

Planned Parenthood and other abortion groups have been selling abortion drugs via telemedicine for years, but the COVID-19 pandemic gave them an excuse to expand. Telemedicine involves “meeting” with an abortionist via webcam before receiving abortion drugs from a nurse or a remote-control drawer.