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“D.C. Circuit Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh is an excellent jurist, who understands that the role of judiciary is to interpret the law, not make the law,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “We thank President Trump for nominating another experienced, originalist jurist who will uphold the Constitution.” Judge Kavanaugh has served

Wisconsin Right to Life’s Political Action Committee has endorsed the following candidates for the August 14th, 2018 Primary Election: U.S. Senate Kevin Nicholson (R) Leah Vukmir (R) Wisconsin State Senate  District 5 Dale Kooyenga (R) District 9 Devin LeMahieu (R), Incumbent District 11 Steven Nass (R), Incumbent District 17 Howard Marklein (R), Incumbent District 27 Casey Helbach (R) District

“Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement signals a major opportunity to protect unborn children,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “President Trump now has the opportunity to nominate another pro-life judge to the Supreme Court.”  Today, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his intention to retire, effective July 31st, 2018. Justice Kennedy has

“Wisconsin Right to Life applauds the Supreme Court’s ruling today in NIFLA v. Becerra, ensuring that the free speech rights of pregnancy resource centers are protected,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life.   A California law passed in 2015 forced pregnancy resource centers to share pro-abortion information and make referrals for abortions, even though such

Wisconsin Right to Life’s Political Action Committee has endorsed the following candidates for the August 14th, 2018 Primary Election:  Wisconsin State Senate  District 1 Andre Jacque* (R)  District 23 Kathy Bernier (R)  Wisconsin State Assembly  District 3 Ron Tusler* (R), Incumbent  District 4 David Steffen (R), Incumbent  District 14   Matt Adamczyk (R)  Robin Moore (R)  District 15 Joe Sanfelippo* (R), Incumbent  District 22 Janel Brandtjen* (R), Incumbent  District 23 Jim Ott (R),

Yesterday, the challenge to 1997 Wisconsin Act 292, also known as the Unborn Child Protection Act or the “Cocaine Mom” law, has been ruled moot by the Seventh Circuit Court due to the plaintiff moving out of state. The Unborn Child Protection Act provides protection to unborn children while giving their mothers who are battling