Pro-lifers

This holiday season, women are giving thanks for new death. 

Television has been pushing the pro-abortion agenda hard this fall, but every now and again a pro-life script slips through the cracks.

It’s not often that Hollywood acknowledges the value of preborn human life. In fact, it’s usually the opposite, especially since Roe was overturned (which is no accident). So, it was a pleasant surprise when Netflix’s hit dark comedy Dead to Me showed reverence and respect for the unborn baby main character Jen (Christina Applegate) is carrying during the show’s third and final season,…

Does the FBI care about violence against pro-lifers?

Election day is November 8 and pro-life Christians plan to gather in front of local pregnancy centers to pray and stand in solidarity with organizations amid the nation casting votes that will dictate the future of said organizations. Rev. Jim Harden urged believers to visit the organizations and spoke with The Washington Stand about his motives.

The CBS drama FBI continues to buck left-wing trends this season, most recently with an episode that referred to an unborn child as a "baby."

Horrifying.

“Devout Catholic” Biden makes no sense. Again.

On CBS’s 7:00 am broadcast November 2, anchor Gayle King introduced Planned Parenthoods new “solution” to abortion bans — mobile abortion clinics. Though CBS did include one perspective from a pro-lifer, the overall climate of the clip shows the networks celebration of mobile baby morgues. 

Spin and lies. A study from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) confirmed that there have been 135 attacks against pro-life groups from May-September 2022 and only six on abortion groups. The group concluded that there are 22 times as many attacks on pro-life groups than pro-abort groups but the media still paints life-affirmers as the antagonists. 

ABC’s liberal procedural drama The Rookie featured a very scary costume on their Halloween episode in the form of a trick-or-treating CNN anchor Jake Tapper (as himself) while also inserting the left’s favorite buzzwords since Roe’s overturning (“patriarchy” and “bodily autonomy”) into a random scene.

Some propaganda with your abortion? Actor Elizabeth Banks, most commonly known from The Hunger Games, recently starred in a 1960s-set story about a mother who stumbles upon an underground abortion network called “The Janes.”

No restrictions at any time sure sounds extreme.

Numerous protestors for the pro-life group, Love Life, were arrested back in spring of 2020 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Just recently, a lawsuit settlement indicated that the arrest violated the First Amendment free speech rights of the protestors.