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Pro-Life Man Sued by Abortion Groups for Calling Abortion Murder

Mark Lee Dickson, a pro-life activist in Texas, is being sued by three pro-abortion organizations for referring to abortion groups as “criminal organizations” and abortion as “murder.” Dickson is the director of Right to Life East Texas, an organization that has worked to declare various cities and towns in Texas as sanctuaries for the pre-born. The same abortion groups that are now suing him – the Lilith Fund, the Afiya Center, and the Texas Equal Access Fund – had previously worked with the ACLU of Texas and ACLU National to sue cities for banning abortion within their jurisdiction. This latest

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December 5, 2019

Pamela Karlan and Sarah Weddington Co-Wrote Amicus Brief In Planned Parenthood v. Casey

Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan is under sharp criticism for her record of anti-conservatism and bringing President Trump’s teenage son into the impeachment hearings. But what you may not know about her, is she is staunchly pro-abortion. So much in fact that she teamed up with disgraced Roe attorney Sarah Weddington in an amicus brief in Planned Parenthood v. Casey .

And just before Karlan’s disastrous testimony, news came out that she had signed onto a brief in support of the abortion industry, in the upcoming June Medical Services LLC v. Gee.

Yes, it’s ironic. While Karlan was giving her thoughts on what she sees as abuses of power by President Trump, she was signing onto an amicus brief which supported putting the abortion industry above the law, by creating one medical regulatory system for all real healthcare, and a lower quality system for abortionists.

Professor Pamela Karlan, who was a 'witness' in yesterday's #ImpeachmentHearings was a co-counsel with Sarah Weddington in an amicus brief.

She also has a history of signing onto anti-life, pro-abortion amicus anytime there is Supreme Court case about abortion.

— Students for Life (@StudentsforLife) December 5, 2019

She also signed onto another amicus by “legal scholars” in the 2016 Whole Woman’s Health case.

No matter what you think about the impeachment proceedings, it’s clear that one of the so-called star witnesses against him has a clear bias against pro-life beliefs.