NRTL: Health Care Reform Bill Would Vastly Expand Abortion

nrtlThe National Right to Life Committee (NRTL) put out a press release today stating that the health care reform bills congress is currently considering “contain provisions that would vastly expand access to abortion on demand, override state abortion laws, and establish federal funding of abortion.” NRTL warns that bill could “mandate access to abortion for all women through provisions of national health care restructuring legislation.”

“These two bills pose one of the greatest threats to pro-life policies since the Supreme Court handed down its Roe v. Wade ruling legalizing abortion in 1973,” said Douglas Johnson, legislative director for the National Right to Life Committee. “The pro-abortion movement sees federal ‘health care reform’ legislation as a golden opportunity to force-feed abortion into every nook and cranny of the health-care delivery system.” “Their goal, as they sometimes put it, is to ‘mainstream’ abortion. If Obama and his allies succeed, the result will be a very large increase in the number of abortions performed in America.”

These abortion mandates will no doubt put even more pressure on ourartl Arkansas Congressman and Senators who realize Arkansas is predominately a pro-life state. Arkansas Right to Life encourages pro-life individuals to contact their Representatives and Senators to express their opposition to this legislation.  See contact information below (Click on their name for their email form.)

Sen. Blanche Lincoln
Voice (202) 224-4843
Fax (202) 228-1371

Sen. Mark Pryor
Voice (202) 224-2353
Fax (202) 228-0908

Rep. Marion Berry (1st District – Eastern Arkansas)
Voice (202) 225-4076
Fax (202) 225-5602

Rep. Vic Snyder (2nd District – Central Arkansas)
Voice 202-225-2506
Fax 202-225-5903

Rep. John Boozman (3rd District – Northwestern Arkansas)
Voice (202) 225-4301
Fax (202) 225-5713

Rep. Mike Ross (4th District – South Arkansas)
Voice 1-800-223-2220
Fax (202) 225-1314

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