In a follow-up interview today, the 33-year-old creator of the McJuggerNuggets YouTube channel — which has 4.34 million subscribers — described the couple weighing the realities of raising a child with the condition
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A newly-discovered video shows YouTube star Jesse Ridgway performing a disgusting impression of a person with Down syndrome.
The video comes as he and his wife face intense criticism for aborting their baby just because he or she may have had Down syndrome.
According to TMZ, the nearly nine-year-old video showing Ridgway performing a mocking impression of a person with Down syndrome has resurfaced as he and his wife defend their decision to abort their unborn baby.
In the clip from Ridgway’s “The Devil Inside” series, his character snaps and takes on different personalities. Near the end of the 45-minute video, Ridgway is forced to snap at gunpoint and assumes the personality of someone with Down syndrome. ---More...
Alabama Attorney General Fights to Stop Mail-Order Abortions
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has issued cease-and-desist letters to six companies found to be illegally advertising, facilitating and enabling the sale and procurement of chemical abortion-inducing drugs to people in Alabama.
The sales of dangerous abortion pills violate the state’s pro-life law that protect babies from abortions.
“Alabama’s law is clear, abortion is illegal in this state. These companies are not only breaking the law, they are deceiving Alabama consumers about the very real dangers of these drugs. That stops now. Anyone who tries to exploit Alabamians for profit while flouting our laws will be prosecuted to the fullest extent permitted by law,” Attorney General Marshall said.
Each cease-and-desist letter demands that the recipient company halt all advertising, sale and delivery of abortion-inducing drugs to consumers in Alabama. ---More...
Jesse Ridgway Continues Defending Decision to Abort Baby With Down Syndrome
YouTube star Jesse Ridgway continues defending he and his wife’s decision to have an abortion and end the life of their baby who may or may not have had Down syndrome.
In a new interview with People, Ridgway said he and his wife Ashley faced unprecedented backlash after aborting their unborn baby following a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome, but insisted the decision was not made lightly.
Ridgway, 33, who runs the McJuggerNuggets YouTube channel with 4.34 million subscribers, announced the abortion earlier this month on X. In a follow-up interview with People magazine published Wednesday, he described weighing the realities of raising a child with the non-fatal condition. ---More...
Congress Needs to Pass This Bill to Stop Abortion Drug Predators
There’s been an increase in horrifying stories of women being tricked or coerced into taking abortion drugs.
These drugs are killing babies that moms want!
Senator Jim Banks just introduced a bill cracking down on predators who use abortion drugs for these evil purposes. Please send a quick message to your lawmakers right now urging them to cosponsor and pass this vital legislation.
Until this bill (the Forced Abortion Prevention and Accountability Act) becomes law, women are not safe from the horrors of unrestricted abortion drug access. Not anywhere in the United States! ---More...
14 State Attorneys General Calling on EPA to Track Abortion Water Pollution
Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins praised the 14 State Attorneys General who signed onto a letter sent to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) led by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway.
The letter adds new voices to a growing coalition, built by SFLA, calling for accountability and information about the extent of abortion water pollution, permitted by negligent FDA polices and the failure of the Trump Administration to enforce the Comstock Act that says abortifacients cannot be delivered in the mail. ---More...
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