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An unborn baby's life begins long before he or she is born. View the slide show to get the facts.
You can find out at the Secretary of State's Office.Find out here
You can find out at the Secretary of State's Office. Find out here
Millions of taxpayer dollars fund the killing of the offspring of minorities and low-income women. Read the op-ed
Planned Parenthood growing at taxpayer expenseState's largest abortion center poised to take in even more abortion revenue. Read more
Annual Minnesota abortion report shows efforts to help pregnant girls, women are working. Read more
We strive to provide current and accurate information on a wide range of topics relating to the protection of human life.
It's important to know where the candidates for Minnesota governor stand on life. While in the United States Senate, Mark Dayton voted against the pro-life position 94% of the time. The Independence Party candidate, Tom Horner, supports abortion on demand and has never held public office.
Only one candidate, Tom Emmer, supported and defended human life 100% of the time while serving as an elected official. Get the facts on the candidates' positions on life issues.
Where do the candidates stand on Life?
MCCL Primary Election Voter's Guide
Sex-selection abortion is used to prevent the birth of a child of an undesired sex: abortion is chosen solely on the basis of the unborn baby's gender. The victims of these abortions are overwhelmingly female.
It is clearly wrong to kill unborn children simply because they are girls. A 2006 Zogby International poll showed that 86 percent of Americans support a ban on sex-selection abortion.
The practice has already been banned in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
MCCL is backing a bill to ban the practice in Minnesota. Please support our efforts.
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Pelosi said, "We have to pass Health Care Reform to see what's in it!" Obama said, "If you like your insurance you can keep it!" But sweeping regulation affects every health care plan in the nation.
Many have already gotten letters from employers saying they are studying how the new law will affect their health plan's features and cost. Certainly, taking $500 billion out of Medicare will not improve services that were already restricted.
We will do our best to keep you informed of changes arising from the law. Check back often for the latest developments.
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