Yes, we are in a fight for the soul of our nation, as our country chooses not to see what is going on, turning a blind eye to the horror of abortion.

Women who get abortions are our mothers, sisters, daughters, and friends. Why would anyone object to ensuring their safety if there is a medical emergency as a result of an abortion?

This coming Saturday, you just may see many women and men across the country wearing black. We’re remembering the lives lost by abortion.

Democrats are amping up their rhetoric on abortion as the fight over Roe heats up. ‘Safe, legal and rare’ is far-gone slogan.

Ilyse Hogue recently claimed President Trump ‘is going to put someone on the court who will be the fifth vote to criminalize abortion, punish women and throw them in jail.’

Articles attempting to debunk the negative experience of abortion continue to be everywhere. Those of us who have experienced the negative consequences find it frustrating and unjust.

My son was not 20 weeks like the unborn children this act seeks to protect, but I am certain that he suffered greatly as he burned to death from saline solution.

Real compassion means supporting parents who make the difficult decision to accept their babies as they are, and to love them when they’re born.

While the abortion giant claims to have women’s best interests at heart, countless numbers of us who have suffered the adverse effects of abortion know that’s anything but true.

You are not crazy, nor are you alone. There are tons of us out here who have felt the same way you do. This is the opposite of what the pro-abortion lobby will tell you, but it’s true.

Many of the suffering sat on their couches during the presidential debate waiting for a word spoken to them. Sadly, not one was heard.