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An op-ed published in The Washington Post Sunday charges that President Joe Biden's pro-abortion messaging is a sign of "desperation."
If there's been a recurring theme of Republican strategists heading into November, it's this: flip the script. From the Senate and House fundraising arms to consultants and the RNC, the experts agree — silence on abortion is a political death sentence.
The abortion industry is going for federal legislation to force every state to wipe away all abortion restrictions. The bill even goes so far as to overturn the federal ban on gruesome partial birth abortion, which murders a viable, full-term baby before its head leaves the mother's womb.
Precious, innocent human life is being weighed on a scale this year. Will the scale tip in favor of life? Or will it tip towards death, with laws and leaders determined to end as many lives as possible?
About 680 women died last year during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth, according to provisional CDC data. That's down from 817 deaths in 2022 and 1,205 in 2021, when it was the highest level in more than 50 years.
Several Democrats have made their opposition to the bill known. For instance, Vice President Kamala Harris claimed the law was "extreme," blaming former President Donald Trump for the so-called "harmful state abortion bans."
The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) issued a pair of emergency rules this week regarding emergency medical treatments, including treatments of ectopic pregnancies, which the rules state are not abortions under the state's new six-week Heartbeat Law. The AHCA published the rules one day after the Heartbeat Protection Act took effect to combat what it stated to be "disinformation" from a "deeply dishonest scare campaign" by the media, the Biden administration, and abortion advocacy groups about the new law.
US Supreme Court denies request to block Texas law mandating age verification for online pornography
The US Supreme Court rejected the challenge of the Texas law requiring X-rated sites to verify the age of users, stating, 'The application for stay presented to Justice Alito and by him referred to the Court is denied.'
The truth is Florida's Heartbeat Bill not only protects babies with beating hearts, it also protects women from the physical and mental health risks of abortion and provides funding for assistance for expecting families.
The abortion lobby is hoping that misinformation about the heartbeat law will push Floridians into voting for an extreme constitutional amendment (Amendment 4) that will allow late term abortions in the state. Voters in Florida should not be deceived.