President Trump Returns to Reagan-era Protect Life Rule, De-funds Planned Parenthood

Trump Admin. advances pro-life policies ahead of the March for Life

Today is a day that means a lot to the pro-life movement. After eight years of pro-abortion policies, we are ready for protections for the unborn. After eight years of watching President Obama and Planned Parenthood fawn over each other, we are ready to de-fund the abortion giant. 

It's hard to believe but the General Election is ONE WEEK from today! Over the next 7 days, we need your help getting out the pro-life vote. The best source for all things "VOTE PRO-LIFE" is our PAC website, ohiovotesforlife.org, which is home to our comparisons, ballot cards and endorsements.

By now you've probably seen a number of heated Facebook debates in which abortion advocates heatedly tell you that, no, late-term abortions don't really happen and partial-birth abortions don't exist. This is all because during last week's Presidential debate, Donald Trump exposed Hillary Clinton's radical position on late-term and partial-birth abortion, using visceral language to describe the tragedy of killing a human child late in pregnancy. 

Last night, there was one important question that went unasked during the first Presidential Debate: Where do you stand on the issue of abortion?

Since the moderator, Lester Holt, failed to ask about where our candidates stand on dismembering innocent human lives, we wanted to fill you in on four big differences between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton:

This morning, the Cleveland Plain Dealer posted a valuable comparison of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on the issue of abortion. From the Supreme Court to the Hyde amendment, their two approaches can't be more different.

Yesterday, Ohio Right to Life President Mike Gonidakis met with presumptive Republican nominee Donald J. Trump in New York City. 

Just as we do every election, Ohio Right to Life is diligently collecting information and opinions from our supporters and thought leaders in the pro-life movement. Mike's meeting was an important part of that process.

Last week, Ohio Right to Life announced that our president, Mike Gonidakis, will be meeting with presumptive Republican nominee Donald J. Trump tomorrow in New York City. This meeting is just as much about analyzing Mr. Trump's credentials on life issues as it is about educating him on the value of pro-life policies.

Christian Conservative Groups to Gather in New York City