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Pro-Life Congressman Jim Jordan Elected Republican Leader

The election places Jordan in a central role leading House Republicans as they confront Democratic priorities on abortion and work to regain the majority. Jordan is 62


-- Life News

House Republicans on Tuesday elected pro-life Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio as their minority leader for the 120th Congress, elevating a longtime advocate for unborn children after the party lost control of the House in the midterm elections.

Jordan defeated Majority Leader Steve Scalise of Louisiana by a vote of 106-73 in a closed-door conference election. The selection followed Speaker Mike Johnson’s decision not to seek the leadership post and came as Republicans prepare to serve in the minority.

Jordan has a longtime pro-life record both voting pro-life at a 100% clip and sponsoring key pro-life bills to protect babies from abortion. 

National Right to Life congratulated Jordan on the election. ---More...


Josh Hawley Refuses to Vote for Republican Leader John Thune

Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri refused to vote for Senate Republican leader John Thune today, accusing the Republican party of abandoning pro-life voters by failing to pursue a second defunding of Planned Parenthood in reconciliation legislation.

“When you abandon pro-lifers, when you abandon the needy, when you abandon the poor, when you abandon working people, the American people might have something to say about that,” Hawley told reporters after sweeping Democratic midterm gains.

Hawley singled out the party’s record on taxpayer funding for the nation’s largest abortion provider. ---More...



Republicans Have Less Than 20 Days to Confirm 25 Federal Judges

Senate Republicans have less than 20 days to confirm President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, a crucial move to ensure that his legacy extends beyond his term.

“Very important for the U.S. Senate to confirm all of our pending 161 Nominations, including 25 Federal Judges,” Trump wrote on Truth Social Monday. He made official announcements for the final three judicial nominees on Tuesday: Elliot Gaiser, Grayson Lambert, and James Sullivan.

“We expect all of our highly qualified nominees to be confirmed quickly this Congress,” a White House official told the Daily Signal.

Republicans have to act fast before they lose the majority, but Democrats could call privileged votes to slow down the process. Another roadblock to confirming Trump’s nominees could come from a Republican senator. ---More...




Maura Healey Can’t be a Catholic and Legalize Abortions Up to Birth

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey was so worried that a 2028 ballot initiative might nullify an abortion law that was passed over the summer, and took effect November 8, that she issued an “emergency” declaration on November 6 that puts the law into effect while the referendum moves forward. The state’s four bishops denounced her decision, taking aim at her statement that abortion may be considered “health care.”

Two aspects of Healey’s ruling make her among the most radical public officials in America today: (a) she knows abortion kills the innocent and (b) she falsely justifies her decision by citing her Catholicism.

In her November 6 statement, she mentioned that a couple, and two women, whom she met convinced her to make sure that abortion is now legal in Massachusetts for any reason and at any time of gestation. The three pregnant women had a late-term abortion, citing “defects.” ---More...



Belfast Will Light Up City Hall on Easter Sunday to Promote Abortion

The city government in Belfast, Northern Ireland will light up city hall to celebrate abortion.

That’s bad enough by the city government will light up the building on Easter Sunday – in a sacrilegious decision that appears meant to specifically anger Christians.

Belfast City Council has voted to illuminate City Hall on Easter Sunday 2027 in support of abortion, a decision the pro-life group Precious Life has strongly condemned as an offense against Christian beliefs and an improper use of a civic building that belongs to the whole community.

At a recent meeting, members of the city council voted 36 to 14 to proceed with the illumination on March 28, 2027. The date coincides with Easter Sunday. ---More...



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