A new U.S. Congressional bill calls on lawmakers and the U.S. Supreme Court to restore legal protections to unborn babies nationwide through the 14th Amendment.
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Abortion activists vandalized a pro-life student display this spring at Oregon State University, kicking a memorial to unborn babies and cursing at students who believe babies in the womb deserve a right to life.
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“Across the board, the Biden administration has been hostile to religious freedom, and President Biden has demonized his political opponents, contributing to a tense environment that can foster violence against churches” Del Turco told The Washington Stand…“While Biden’s Department of Justice is happy to prosecute pro-lifers, it has failed to use statutes to protect houses of worship,” Del Turco told TWS. “The reality is that attacks against churches have been rising sharply since President Biden came into office. It’s time for the administration to get serious about addressing this issue.”
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“End of life decisions are never easy,” the Republican governor said. “Individuals and family members must often come together to face many challenges — including deciding what is the best course of treatment for a loved one.” “Fortunately, expansions in palliative care services and continued improvements in advanced pain management make the end-of-life provisions in SB 239 unnecessary,” he continued… In April, four disability advocacy groups sued California, arguing its assisted suicide law discriminates against people who struggle with life-long ailments by treating their lives as less worthy of protection.
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Governor Reynolds praised the legislation (Senate File 496), calling it a transformative educational reform that prioritizes parental involvement, reduces regulations on public schools, allows flexibility in raising teacher salaries, and empowers educators to prepare children for their future. She stated, “Education is the great equalizer and everyone involved – parents, educators, our children – deserves an environment where they can thrive.”
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