Oregon Right to Life News
Pro-Life Oregon Lawmakers Put Up Strong Opposition as Majority Approves $7.5 Million to Backfill Planned Parenthood Funding
Pro-life Oregon lawmakers came out strongly this week against a move by House and Senate Democrats to appropriate millions in state taxpayer dollars to fund Oregon’s Planned Parenthood facilities in the wake of federal cuts.
New Poll Finds Strong Majority in Favor of Restoring Regulations on Abortion Pill
A summary of the findings highlighting the poll’s results noted that ‘voters prioritize health and safety protocols surrounding chemical abortion drugs above all other policies linked to the drugs.’
Trump Admin Official: Saying Pro-Life Advocates Don’t Care for Moms & Babies After Pregnancy is a ‘Lie’
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner praised the work of pro-life advocates to support moms and babies, arguing that the widespread impact of their outreach debunks the myth that the pro-life movement is just ‘pro-birth,’ not truly ‘pro-life.’
WATCH: Pro-Life Apologist to Address Consciousness Argument in Upcoming Webinar
On Wednesday, November 12, pro-life apologist Trent Horn will deliver an online Fall Apologetics Webinar entitled “When Life Isn’t Enough: Answering the ‘Consciousness’ Argument for Abortion.”
Oregon Right to Life Wins Appeal in Case Against State Law Mandating Abortion Funding
The decision marks a critical moment in Oregon Right to Life’s years-long legal challenge. The decision marks a critical moment in Oregon Right to Life’s years-long legal challenge. The case has now been remanded to the district court for further proceedings.
Report: Oregon Planned Parenthood Facilities Running Out of Money After Federal Defunding
Pro-abortion lawmakers have vowed to buoy Planned Parenthood with state subsidies to offset the loss of federal funding.
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