Kavanaugh Confirmed to U.S. Supreme Court

New Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was finally sworn in on October 6, 2018. The process to confirm him was long and tumultuous. It was a crucial step. Replacing swing vote Justice Anthony Kennedy with a strict constitutionalist could provide the number of votes needed to overturn Roe w. Wade in the future. Kavanaugh was […]

Abortion Cases That Could Impact Roe

Abortion on demand in America may be a thing of the past sooner rather than later. That’s because a number of cases are poised to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in the current term or near future that could overturn Roe v. Wade in part or in full. This means states could once […]

Top Ten Pro-Life Accomplishments of President Trump

1 — President Trump did the pro-life movement his greatest service by keeping Hillary Clinton out of the White House. 2 — President Trump appointed two pro-life Supreme Court justices and dozens of other pro-life federal judges, more than any other president at this point in his term. 3 — President Trump gave the states […]

Hope for Abortion Reversal

I’m encouraged by a relatively new procedure that, when performed early enough, offers hope to women who change their minds during a chemical abortion. Despite popular culture largely denying it, many women truly do regret their abortion. For some, it took years or decades before they realized what they had done to their child.* Others […]

2019 ORTLEF Contests

Theme: Everyone Has The Right to Live Essay/Drawing Contests Theme: Everyone Has The Right to Live Drawing Contest — grades K through 12 Computer Generated Drawing Contest — grades 9 through 12 Essay Contest — grades 5 through 12 State-level contest winners receive cash prizes and will have their entries displayed at Together We Advocate […]

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