Martin Fox, President
National Pro-Life Alliance
Pro-abortion politicians have always had strange priorities, but the ones in Santa Monica, California have really redefined "backward."
Santa Monica is home to abortionist Glenn Edward Miller, an admitted alcoholic who continued to commit abortions while on probation for aborting a baby while drunk.
And for some reason, Glenn Edward Miller maintains a valid license to abort babies.
Yet Santa Monica city officials, while routinely ignoring the slaughter of unborn babies, passed an ordinance in 2013 giving local ecosystems legal status in court, and allowed the city and its residents to file suit on behalf of the ecosystem.
That’s right: they voted to give plants, bugs, birds, and squirrels a legal right to life.
But strangely enough, officials in Santa Monica ignore unborn babies’ right to life.
Why don’t local officials use zoning laws to shut abortionists like Glenn Miller down, or at least go on record against his grisly trade?
All life is precious.
But the messed up priorities of pro-abortion politicians in California and across the nation show just how badly they have their priorities out of whack.
The fact is, the brutal slaughter of babies continues every day in the very same community . . . and across the country.
137 unborn babies lose their lives every hour in America.
Two more will have died just in the time it has taken you to read this email.
The slaughter of the innocent can and must be stopped.
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These are all important and worthy activities, but the National Pro-Life Alliance is singular in its focus on passing pro-life legislation that will protect the unborn from the moment of conception onward.
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Thanks for this post -- I was born in Santa Monica in 1955. My mother was a rape victim. My mother could have had an abortion then - they were available - but she chose life for me. But because it was 1955 and unwed mothers had a horrible stigma and no support from the community, AND the further stigma of the rape conceived, she decided I should be adopted. I thank GOD for her choice for life and her sacrifice. I was able to meet my birthmother in 1994 and thank her in person. She said I was the light that made her carry on in those dark days after her rape. She loved me. She loved life. When I tell my story, I honor her and her love of LIFE. I am a grateful life advocate.
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