Abortion

Proposition A would designate Amarillo as a Sanctuary City for the Unborn.

Data released by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission did report there were 113 “medically necessary” abortions performed.

Attorney General Ken Paxton warns the federal rule is an attempt to weaken the state’s pro-life laws.

The Austin City Council allocated $400,000 to provide “logistical support” for abortion travel.

In defending abortion, “separation of Church and State” does not appear to be an argument for Unitarian Universalist churches.

Texas Right to Life President John Seago called the enterprise “criminal.”

Walmart and others will be better off focusing on selling groceries, clothing, and pharmaceuticals that improve health rather than cause death.

The ballot language for Amarillo’s Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance has finally been decided and is now on its way to the November ballot.