and for abortion facilities to meet ASC standards
By Dave Andrusko
National Right to Life News Today
There have been so many interruptions—all accomplishing important goals—that I have not had a chance to finish a brief submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit by 69 pro-life Texas elected officials. But I’ve gotten far enough to be reminded of some truths that all of us, I suspect, might too often forget.
Quick background. Whole Woman’s Health v. Lakey is still another challenge by pro-abortionists to Texas’ 2013 omnibus HR2 pro-life bill. That’s the bill that catapulted an obscure state Senator into the media spotlight. Wendy Davis’ filibuster made her (and her pink sneakers) an abortion “icon.”
Davis was so puffed up with her celebrity status that she took on the pro-life attorney general Greg Abbott to be the successor to pro-life Gov. Rick Perry. When the dust settled, Davis was beaten by a couple of votes—actually almost a million votes.
There have been so many interruptions—all accomplishing important goals—that I have not had a chance to finish a brief submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit by 69 pro-life Texas elected officials. But I’ve gotten far enough to be reminded of some truths that all of us, I suspect, might too often forget.
Quick background. Whole Woman’s Health v. Lakey is still another challenge by pro-abortionists to Texas’ 2013 omnibus HR2 pro-life bill. That’s the bill that catapulted an obscure state Senator into the media spotlight. Wendy Davis’ filibuster made her (and her pink sneakers) an abortion “icon.”
Davis was so puffed up with her celebrity status that she took on the pro-life attorney general Greg Abbott to be the successor to pro-life Gov. Rick Perry. When the dust settled, Davis was beaten by a couple of votes—actually almost a million votes.
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