SKYROCKETING DEMAND FOR 'MORNING AFTER PILLS' SINCE SCOTUS DECISION MEANS BIG MONEY FOR BIG PHARMA! DID YOU KNOW? Pfizer and others are among THE BIGGEST supporters of state abortion rollbacks

     

Healthcare corporations Pfizer and UnitedHealthcare are among the biggest financial backers of lawmakers behind state abortion bans

Kimberly Leonard, Andrea Michelson, and Angela Wang | BUSINESS INSIDER

• Healthcare companies funded lawmakers behind state abortion bans set to go into effect now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned.
• Pharmaceutical companies that make abortion drugs have bankrolled efforts to criminalize abortion.
• While medical associations backed such lawmakers, members could risk felony charges under the bans.

BE TOTALLY HONEST -- Did you know THIS about 'ABORTION'?

         

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Under the law of this land, we ALL must respect the principle of 'MY BODY, MY CHOICE'... but are you the kind that does so for EVERY VOICE?

     

 

Progressives have no moral authority on body autonomy

JOSHUA PETERS | THE CAROLINA JOURNAL

Regardless of your position on the abortion debate, we can all agree that progressives have backed themselves into an ideological corner. It is entirely of their own doing. They have lost their collective moral authority on body autonomy. After the U.S. Supreme Court leak of a draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade, progressives dusted off their “my body, my choice” and “no uterus, no opinion” protest signs. However, these opinions literally contradict their position before Politico published the draft opinion.

Steph Curry Was Nearly Aborted, Mom Reveals: 'God Had a Plan for that Child’

    

Michael Foust | CHRISTIAN NEWS HEADLINES

The mother of NBA superstar Steph Curry reveals in her new book that she scheduled an abortion when she was pregnant with him but ultimately canceled the appointment and continued the pregnancy.

God, she says, interceded.

New York's Planned Parenthood will remove founder's name over her views on eugenics

Allison Gordon | CNN

If Margaret Sanger sounds familiar, it's because you might have encountered her in history class.

A nurse and educator, Sanger opened in 1916 the first birth control clinic in the United States, which was illegal at the time. Her arrest and conviction led to a court ruling said that physicians could prescribe contraceptives to women for medical reasons. In 1923, Sanger opened a new clinic staffed by female doctors which eventually became the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.