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Today, in a shocking move, Planned Parenthood fired their president of less than one year, Dr. Leana Wen.  According to a tweet from Dr. Wen, she was notified of her firing after a “secret meeting” of the Planned Parenthood board of directors. The New York Times is reporting that the abortion giant is seeking a

“We now know that Governor Evers cares more about the abortion industry than women and babies in Wisconsin,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life.  “Just 24 hours after receiving the bills, and late on a Friday afternoon, Governor Evers ensured that women in Wisconsin won’t receive relevant information when seeking an

“Yesterday, hundreds of pro-life activists from across Wisconsin joined us in Madison to show their support for four common-sense prolife pieces of legislation,” shared Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “Not only were hundreds of supporters there, but Melissa Ohden, a survivor of a failed saline infusion abortion, and Claire Culwell, a

“Yesterday, the State Senate passed the same four pro-life bills the State Assembly passed in May,” shared Heather Weininger, executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “The great disappointment is that Governor Evers has already shared he will veto these bills. “How can a governor who wants to support healthy moms and babies veto a

“Before Governor Evers even gave the public an opportunity to speak, he announced that his veto pen was out and ready,” shared Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “Thankfully, Wisconsin did pass a bill to protect unborn babies born alive from failed abortion attempts that was signed into law on December 18,

“Wisconsin Right to Life congratulates Brian Hagedorn on his hard earned victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election,” shared Heather Weininger, Wisconsin Right to Life Executive Director. “It was time Judge Neubauer conceded, and we are grateful she chose not to seek a recount. “Judge Hagedorn has demonstrated his judicial fairness and moral character throughout