It is, actually, almost physically painful. Every single morning, getting up and repeating the same routine, driving the same route from Auburn to Norcross. It’s horrible. Every morning I pray that it will be my last day walking through the doorway to the Georgia...
Over the past 24 hours, there has been a lot of discussion and confusion over the Federal Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HR 1797), what it does, what it doesn’t do, and why Georgia Right to Life opposed the legislation. Monday night (June 17), GRTL urged...
In Georgia Right to Life's 5-hour training seminar, called “Pillars of Personhood,” the most difficult topics to teach and for students to absorb is the “Emerging Technology” section. That's because when we venture into the realm of cyborgism, cloning, artificial...
Single Issue Voting Our forefathers drafted a constitution and set in motion a system of government that allows each citizen to register to vote and choose representation at the national and state levels of government freely and privately. Each of us decides which...
GRTL's Director of Education & Legislation and our Government Affairs Administrator Johnny Crist provide regular legislative updates from the Gold Dome. It is very important that the pro-life community know what Georgia Right to Life is doing to protect pre-born...
Julie shows fetal models at our FOURTH Pillars of Personhood event at the Capitol, Esther patrols the Capitol halls on Day 40, and GRTL joins 8 other groups responding to Governor Deal's veto of religious liberty protection Finish Line (Legislative Days 35-40) This...
Julie & Joshua visit with the Brouns, Johnny at a presser for Tim Echols, Joshua with former Senator Jason Carter Hall of Fame (Legislative Days 30-35) A few weeks ago we spent an update introducing you to some of the Alligators in the Swamp who were causing...
Spending time with our friends Herman Cain, incoming UGA Coach Kirby Smart, and Congressman Buddy Carter They're Dead, Jim (Legislative Days 25-30) Our legislative session is 40 non-consecutive legislative days long, beginning January 11 and ending March 24. Every...