LEDGER-INQUIRER

GA’s proposed total abortion ban bill wants ‘capital punishment’ for women, doctors

“Georgia lawmakers have introduced House Bill 441, titled the “Georgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act,” which extends the scope of current laws governing abortion. This bill contains a total abortion ban, with very few exceptions, and could criminalize recipients and medical providers with capital punishment.”

CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER with JON HARRIS

Bradley Pierce joins the podcast to talk about potential strategies to limit and/or end abortion during the Trump administration.

MOTHERJONES

“Is the faction that wants the death penalty for women who terminate pregnancies winning?

Earlier this month, Kristan Hawkins, head of the influential anti-abortion group Students for Life of America, told her 85,000 followers on X that a particularly militant faction of anti-abortion activists worried her more than pro-choice protesters… Since the Supreme Court ended federal protection for abortion access with its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision in 2022, abolitionists have been pushing to criminalize abortion, with some of the most zealous arguing that the termination of a pregnancy should be considered a homicide and punished with the full force of the law.”

CROSSPOLITIC

“Is the faction that wants the death penalty for women who terminate pregnancies winning?

Earlier this month, Kristan Hawkins, head of the influential anti-abortion group Students for Life of America, told her 85,000 followers on X that a particularly militant faction of anti-abortion activists worried hermore than pro-choice protesters… Since the Supreme Court ended federal protection for abortion access with its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision in 2022, abolitionists have been pushing to criminalize abortion, with some of the most zealous arguing that the termination of a pregnancy should be considered a homicide and punished with the full force of the law.”

LOVE LIFE

“What does it truly mean to provide equal protection under the law for the preborn? Join us as we sit down with Attorney Bradley Pierce, a constitutional lawyer and President of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion, to explore this critical topic. Bradley shares his legal insights, the biblical foundation for equal protection, and how this principle could transform the fight to end abortion.

Discover the legislative efforts, challenges, and the vision for a future where every life is protected, from the womb onward. Whether you’re a legal enthusiast, a pro-life advocate, or someone seeking to learn more about this vital issue, this conversation is for you.”

LIFE OVER COFFEE PODCAST

“Bradley Pierce is the president of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion, a constitutional attorney with nearly two decades of experience advocating for the right to life and has been instrumental in drafting legislation across more than 30 states to protect these vital rights, including numerous equal protection bills aimed at abolishing abortion. Rick had the privilege to interview Bradley his advocacy for the unborn, as well as fighting for the rights of Christians across America. Bradley is keenly aware of these vital matters and is able to break them down in a way few others can.”

CALLED TO LOVE with SOMER COLBERT

“In this powerful episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Bradley Pierce, attorney and co-founder of Abolish Abortion Texas, to discuss the church’s role in addressing the issue of abortion. We explore the challenges faced by pro-life advocates, the importance of equal protection legislation, and how the body of Christ can truly step up to make a difference for the unborn.

Bradley unpacks the resistance to equal protection laws, even within pro-life circles, and shares insights from his experience drafting and advocating for abolitionist legislation across the U.S. We highlight practical ways Christians can engage, from educating themselves and influencing legislation to supporting families and fostering meaningful conversations within their communities.”

POLITELY RUDE PODCAST with ABBY JOHNSON

“Is the faction that wants the death penalty for women who terminate pregnancies winning?

Earlier this month, Kristan Hawkins, head of the influential anti-abortion group Students for Life of America, told her 85,000 followers on X that a particularly militant faction of anti-abortion activists worried hermore than pro-choice protesters… Since the Supreme Court ended federal protection for abortion access with its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision in 2022, abolitionists have been pushing to criminalize abortion, with some of the most zealous arguing that the termination of a pregnancy should be considered a homicide and punished with the full force of the law.”

MINISTRY WATCH PODCAST with WARREN COLE SMITH

“All is not well in the pro-life ecosystem.

There is much infighting and disagreement over priorities. Those who have placed their trust in politics have had to contend with the reality that the number of abortions in America have actually gone up since the Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade. On the other hand, those who have ignored politics have had no part in the pro-life victories that we have seen in at least 14 states.

On today’s program I unpack some of these issues with someone who calls himself an “abortion abolitionist.” Bradley Pierce is a constitutional attorney who has drafted legislation in more than 30 states supporting self-defense and parental rights, as well as civil liberties and the right to life.”

HOODLINE - OKLAHOMA CITY

“Amid debates on abortion in Oklahoma, Sens. Dusty Deevers and Warren Hamilton criticized the notion of “zero” abortions, spotlighting an estimated 3,274 annual self-managed procedures in the state, according to a recent release from the Oklahoma State Senate. Their remarks come as a rebuttal to House Speaker Kyle Hilbert's statement that reported abortion numbers were at zero, a claim they vehemently dispute as false.”

MUSKOGEE POLITICO

“Amid debates on abortion in Oklahoma, Sens. Dusty Deevers and Warren Hamilton criticized the notion of “zero” abortions, spotlighting an estimated 3,274 annual self-managed procedures in the state, according to a recent release from the Oklahoma State Senate. Their remarks come as a rebuttal to House Speaker Kyle Hilbert's statement that reported abortion numbers were at zero, a claim they vehemently dispute as false.”

OKLAHOMA SENATE - PRESS RELEASE

“Sen. Dusty Deevers, R-Elgin, and Sen. Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain, responded on Friday to comments made by Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert regarding abortion legislation in the upcoming session. Hilbert is quoted by Oklahoma Voice as saying, “When there’s not any reported abortions, I don’t know how you further reduce from zero.”

“As a pastor and local activist, I have been engaged in the fight to protect preborn children for years prior to becoming a Senator. I have much respect for Speaker Hilbert as Christian man, but as much as I desperately wish there were zero abortions in Oklahoma, zero ‘reported’ abortions is not the same thing as zero abortions,” Deevers said. “Data shows that roughly 3,274 self-managed abortions are legally performed annually in Oklahoma in addition to 4,000 abortions committed by Oklahomans driving to other states.”

OUT OF THE QUESTION PODCAST with ANDREA SCHWARTZ

“Is the overturning of Roe v Wade at the federal level a true victory for the unborn? Is it truly pro-life to simply turn it over to the states, or are we promoting regulation over eliminating the murder of the unborn?”