Pro-lifers

This week marked the 51st annual March for Life in Washington D.C. While many pro-lifers gathered to honor and protect life, people on the left did the complete opposite.

Monday’s Doocy Time was off to a raring start as, after some banter with the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre wondering where Doocy had been (since his last appearance on January 11), Doocy cut to the case on Biden’s mental fitness, the border crisis, and a simple question Democrats refuse to answer: When, if at all, does President Biden believe abortions should be limited?

An OBGYN student testified at the Wisconsin state Capitol, asserting that if she couldn't perform abortions throughout pregnancy, she'd leave the state. This statement was made amid proposed legislation to ban abortions after the 14th week of pregnancy. This caused uproar online, with harsh criticisms of the student and a call for universities to prevent instilling such beliefs in students.…

This was another year that the networks skipped over the March for Life. They ignore people who oppose what they favor: abortion on demand at any point in pregnancy. Then their "fact checkers" get angry when you point out they favor abortion at any point. MRC Culture's Tierin-Rose Mandelburg joins the show to discuss what she found on the scene.

Despite harsh weather conditions, tens of thousands attended the 51st annual March for Life in Washington D.C. on January 19. The pro-life gathering took place amidst snowfall and freezing temperatures. Less enthusiastic was the presence of counter-protestors. Various media reports criticized the event and its participants, with accusations of biased terminology leveled by supporters of the…

An investigation by MRC Free Speech America indicates that Google allegedly promotes pro-choice articles when searching for "march for life," a large annual pro-life event. In contrast to search engines Bing and DuckDuckGo, which presented a broader mix of perspectives, Google primarily featured articles from liberal news outlets like The Hill, Axios, The Washington Post and The Associated…

The Friday evening and Saturday morning shows for ABC, NBC, and CBS all ignored Friday’s 51st annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. where thousands turned out in the cold and the snow to protest the killing of the unborn. Friday’s NBC Nightly News was the worst offender because not only did they ignore pro-lifers, they actively promoted pro-abortion high schoolers.

The 51st annual March for Life, a pro-life rally, took place on January 19 in support of life from conception to natural death.

Vans for Life, an organization providing mobile pregnancy centers, held a gala featuring anti-child trafficking activist Tim Ballard. Vans for Life, created in 2017, offers free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, resources, and counseling from vans to prevent abortions. Ballard highlighted parallels between child sex trafficking and abortion during his speech, describing them as part of the "same…

In a nation and specifically a city that makes it their goal to kill babies through abortion, this is iconic.

The pro-life diaper brand, EveryLife, set up a billboard ad in Times Square recently that read “Make More Babies.” To be even more savage of the brand, it used one of Elon Musk’s tweets that said “Having children is saving the world.” Though Musk didn’t have anything to do with…

Speaking in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, on Jan. 6, President Biden said that the 2024 election is about whether “democracy” is “still America’s sacred cause.” But is democracy “sacred”? Is the process by which we make choices “sacred,” or is what we choose “sacred”? This is the time of year we think about sanctity of life. Although Roe v. Wade is no longer law of the land, the abortion issue is…

A study by the Free Speech America division of the Media Research Center claimed that Google significantly supports abortion.

MRC Free Speech America researchers found that Google directed searches for "pregnancy" to Planned Parenthood, while Bing and DuckDuckGo elevated neutral results, such as health websites Mayo Clinic and Healtline.com. The top Google result was replicated in a Google search even one year after it was first noticed. The results could direct women to information promoting abortion and could…

Aleisia Owens from Pennsylvania has been charged with murdering her boyfriend's 18-month-old daughter. She reportedly poisoned her by feeding her toxic items like batteries and screws. Evidence suggests she had planned the killing, researching harmful household products and poisonous beauty products. The child, Iris, was taken to the hospital but died four days later from organ failure. Owens…