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     "We thank the Wisconsin State Assembly for passing AB 128, which would ensure no taxpayer dollars pay for abortions under state employees’ health plans,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life.      On Thursday, November 2nd, the State Assembly passed AB 128 by a vote of 61-35.      “We thank bill

     "It’s not enough for Planned Parenthood to build a new $8 million abortion facility. It’s not enough for Planned Parenthood to constantly beg for taxpayer funds. Instead, Planned Parenthood will not have enough until every pro-life law is wiped off the books and they have complete license to profit from abortions as much as

"Despite constantly begging for taxpayer dollars, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin plans to open a glitzy, $8 million new facility in Milwaukee,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “This leaves us with just one question – why does Planned Parenthood need taxpayer money, again?” Today, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announced their plan

"Wisconsin Right to Life applauds the passage of the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act in the U.S. House,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “We thank Speaker Paul Ryan (R, WI-01) for his leadership moving this lifesaving legislation forward, Rep. Sean Duffy (R, WI–07) and Rep. Glenn Grothman (R, WI-06) for

“Wisconsin Right to Life is saddened by the passing of Rep. Bob Gannon (R-West Bend), a man whose candor and concern for the right to life made him a true friend of the right-to-life movement and those of us who knew him personally. We extend our deepest condolences to the Gannon family,” stated Heather Weininger,

"Wisconsin Right to Life applauds the State Legislature for passing a state budget that would require an audit of Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin," stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “After learning that Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin significantly overbilled Medicaid in 2014, wasting $52,193 of taxpayers’ money, it was clear that accountability