By: Mark Reagan
“To find out that this culture of death is now leading to the sale – this is no different than what happened in Nazi Germany,” said Rep. Jodie Laubenberg, a Parker Republican who is a leading anti-abortion lawmaker, at the rally sponsored by the Texas Alliance for Life. “No different than doing the experiments on the old men and old women and now doing them on the babies. And I am so proud that Texas always takes the lead in trying to turn back what started with Roe v. Wade.”
By: Peggy Fikac and Kelsey Bradshaw
“Can you imagine the gnashing of teeth, the terrible just outpouring of grief and concern from this group if these videos had been on aborted kittens or puppies? Aren’t you tired of these being fetuses?” said Rep. Jim Keffer, R-Eastland, at the rally sponsored by the Texas Alliance for Life in Austin.
By: LANA SHADWICK
Joe Pojman, founder and executive director of Texas Alliance for Life, touted the pro-life gains made in Texas in the legislature. He told Breitbart Texas, “The legislature has done more in the Capitol to defund Planned Parenthood, and has shifted tens of millions in tax dollars from the organization.”
By: Alexa Ura
Joe Pojman, executive director of anti-abortion group Texas Alliance for Life, said the budget provision was a “big victory” for his group, which lobbied for the measure.
“We think the money is far better spent on the numerous alternative providers that are available throughout Texas,” Pojman said. “I dont think that [Planned Parenthood] will be missed at all when they leave the program, because there’s such a vast network of providers — many of whom provide a far higher level of services.”
By: Alexa ura
“We think the money is far better spent on the numerous alternative providers that are available throughout Texas,” Pojman said. “I don’t think that [Planned Parenthood] will be missed at all when they leave the program, because there’s such a vast network of providers — many of whom provide a far higher level of services.”
By: Alexa Ura
Cutting off the money Planned Parenthood received from the cancer screening program is a major win for Texas conservatives who have likened directing any state funds to Planned Parenthood affiliates to endorsing abortion.