Pro-Life Profiles

Do you believe the unborn -- all of them -- have a Right to Life?

Are you willing to act upon that knowledge, by supporting the promising new Personhood movement (all unborn children should be protected as Persons, with a God-given, inalienable Right to Life, under the law), which has gained a foothold in no fewer than 37 states as of today?

These are the questions being asked by a new website -- an effort by American Right to Life -- of high-profile candidates and personalities in the news today, particularly those who are pro-life, or who may be considered to be pro-life by their fans and supporters, but who are really just pretending.

Pro-Life Profiles

As pro-lifers, we do ourselves no favors by pretending pro-abortion leaders are pro-life, even if they say they're on our side. And by even allowing pro-abortion leaders (pro-abortion being defined as supporting even one abortion) to pretend they're pro-life, we guarantee years more disappointment in these leaders, and years more death of unborn children with the tacit or complicit approval of our "Christian" or "pro-life" leaders.

Even National Right to Life opposes Personhood, which means they themselves do not support the Right to Life in law that their name says they should.

It's time for it to stop! Learn the truth!

4 Talk Show Hosts - $1,000,000 Challenge to Ann Coulter

Four conservative talk show hosts from across the country dared to pose tough pro-life questions about Mitt Romney to Ann Coulter, and all she could do was splutter!

Basically, she said, "Of course he's pro-life, though I can't prove it, but even if he isn't he's still the best candidate!"

We expected better of Ann.



ARTL and CRTL feel that it's necessary to challenge "fake pro-lifers" so that real pro-lifers aren't tricked into voting for them. If someone doesn't support a Right to Life from conception to natural death, they're not pro-life! Especially if they also support Roe v. Wade or a "right to choose," as Romney has, as often as not.

Here are all the reference citations to back up these claims:

http://artlaction.com/release/20080125/artla-rebukes-ann-coulter

As has been previously established by American Right to Life Action, Mitt Romney is only pretending to be pro-life -- it's not just a "flip-flop" if you switch back and forth several times. That's a "zig-zag", and it's a clear sign of dishonesty.



ARTLA's Romney Fairy Tale ad aired in 3 primary states where Romney lost (private donors paid for the ads specifically out of their pocket -- no ARTL donations were used if not earmarked for these ads). The ad won the Redstate.com award "Best Low-Budget Video" for the primary campaign, and ABC News indicated these ads had an impact with voters.