This Christmas, Biden is attempting to undo Pro-Life laws
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Friend,
Once again the Biden Administration is partnering with Congressional Democrats to push their radical anti-Life priorities through Congress.
Joe Biden’s enormous infrastructure and social spending bill, the Build Back Better Act, is filled with attacks on vulnerable Life.
The Build Back Better Act is dangerous for preborn children. This is not surprising. Under President Biden’s leadership, congressional Democrats have stripped H.R. 5376 of two Pro-Life legacy riders: The Hyde Amendment and the Weldon Amendment.
The Hyde Amendment has enjoyed long-standing bipartisan support and has been part of every appropriations bill funding Medicaid since 1976. In fact, Biden himself defended this common sense policy for decades before shifting far left for his Presidential campaign.
The Hyde Amendment alone is attributed to saving millions of preborn children’s lives.
The Weldon Amendment, which protects health care professionals and entities from being forced to commit abortions and from discrimination, has been included in every Health and Human Services appropriations bill since 2005.
This is just one aspect of the Democrats' anti-Life proposals under the Build Back Better Act.
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Right now, we are preparing to celebrate the incarnation of Christ. He came into the world in flesh and blood. The Bible reminds us that Jesus lived in Mary’s womb as a preborn child.
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