By: By Katie Yoder

Texas Alliance for Life Communications Director Amy O’Donnell also expressed gratitude for Abbott and stressed that the Netherlands should learn from Texas’ example.

“It is unfortunate that Queen Máxima and Minister Schreinemacher are under the misconception that Gov. Abbott needs schooling on the abortion issue and the ability of women to advance in society,” O’Donnell told CNA. “We have complete confidence that governor and First Lady Abbott can educate the Dutch royals on how Texas successfully protects unborn babies from abortion while providing vast resources for women with unplanned pregnancies.”

Among other things, the Texas Pregnancy Care Network, funded entirely with general revenues from the state of Texas, offers help to mothers and babies by supporting pregnancy centers, maternity homes, and more, CNA previously reported.

O’Donnell added: “Texas proves that women have the ability to achieve economic and social equality without abortion.”

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PoliTech will host a panel forum to discuss the topic of Abortion in Texas. This is an important issue in which constructive discourse is crucial at this time. The group of 6 panelists includes representatives from special-interest groups and state legislators from across the political spectrum.

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Senator Charles Perry (R), Texas District 28
Kathleen Brown (D), US District 13 Congressional Candidate -Delma Limones, AVOW Texas
Mark Lee Dickson, Right to Life
Amy O’Donnell, Texas Alliance for Life
Dr Allison Gilbert, OB/GYN, Southwestern Women’s Center
Time & Venue:

Thursday, September 8th @ 7:00 PM
Mckenzie-Merket Alumni Center
2521 17th St Lubbock TX 79409
EVENT OPEN TO PUBLIC AND ADMISSION IS FREE
Event will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel & Facebook

By: REENA DIAMANTE

“It’s egregious to me that the Biden-Harris administration would use women as political pawns in their game when it comes to protecting life,” said Amy O’Donnell, a communications director at Texas Alliance for Life, an anti-abortion lobbying group. “There’s simply no reason conceivable outside of politics that they turn this down in Texas.”

Lawmakers say they suspect the denial resulted from the language in the legislation that says coverage continues from “the date the woman delivers or experiences an involuntary miscarriage.” They say that could be interpreted as excluding those who had abortions from any expansion of Medicaid.

Abortion opponents acknowledged Republican leaders had promised for years to full federal reimbursement for Planned Parenthood, and that voters would proceed to maintain them to this. Earlier than winning the presidential election in November, Trump had furthermore promised to defund Planned Parenthood, and fought to glean the healthcare bill passed.

“I’m assured the Republicans in Congress and the president will inch forward and defund Planned Parenthood,” acknowledged Joe Pojman, executive director of the anti-abortion Texas Alliance for Life.

The anguish “is so dear to the electorate who keep the Republicans and president in place of job,” he acknowledged after the bill was as soon as pulled.

On the opposite aspect of the anguish, Georges Benjamin, the American Public Nicely being Association’s executive director, welcomed the withdrawal of the legislation, and acknowledged the renewed public consideration on Planned Parenthood may most certainly impress future efforts to restrict its funding extra no longer easy.

“I mediate in lots of solutions it would be more difficult for them to head after Planned Parenthood, no longer that they may most certainly no longer,” he acknowledged in a phone interview.

“I am hoping individuals acknowledge that Planned Parenthood did extra than abortions, that they acknowledge it has a broader portfolio,” he acknowledged, referring to products and providers similar to cancer screenings equipped by the organization.

By: Taylor Goldenstein

Amy O’Donnell, spokeswoman for the Texas Alliance for Life, said judicial bypass is no longer necessary. Texas law already allows doctors to perform abortions during medical emergencies when there is “insufficient time” to provide parental notice.

But in general, she said, “abortion isn’t legal in our state, so there’s no need to seek a judicial bypass for a procedure that’s not legal in Texas.”

She added: “When a minor is facing unplanned pregnancy, it’s our hope that any adult they reach out to will assist them in giving birth to their baby and point them to organizations or resources that will support them in either raising the child or towards placing the child in a loving home for adoption.”