What is discussed: Is abortion really healthcare? Why are Christian leaders supporting abortion? The betrayal of the pro-life movement, and more.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Sunday, November 8, 2026
The Grift Goes On
By Gretchen Garrity
I remember when we were being told if we didn't approve Amendment 3 it would be all over, that there wouldn't be any options for the pro-life movement, that it was toast for the foreseeable future. And yet, the establishment pro-life activists in Missouri are already making plans. Crap from the sounds of it, but they have to figure out how to keep abortion going so they can raise even more money for their pet organizations. No talk of ACTUALLY ENDING ABORTION. Just raising money for pregnant moms and pregnancy centers. Those are important, of course, but if the establishment really wanted to help pregnant moms, they would abolish abortion and thus be able to put their millions into helping moms and their infants.
Equal protection and personhood bills.
Rep. Darrin Chappell comes to mind. He said he will offer a bill in December. Now that he is going to be the Majority Floor Leader in the 2027 session, perhaps he can advocate to advance one that would actually abolish abortion, instead of voting for the crap amendment that was proffered by the Groupthink establishment Republicans.
Even the Missouri Independent article notes that the establishment pro-life comrades are looking to "restrict" access to abortion, not abolish it. What fakers.
Now that the vaunted GOP Super Majority is poof (it had become embarrassingly inconvenient doncha know), they will have endless reasons why they can't pass an equal protection/personhood bill. Just watch.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
The Pride of Priesthood
When priests have the gall to support an amendment advocating for the murder of a created subclass of unborn babies, but blame voters for rejecting it. Tell me, fathers, how does advocating to murder some babies "uphold the dignity of every person" and "protect the most vulnerable among us"?
It is deeply sinful to create scandal among the faithful. Amendment 3 was not a pro-life amendment. Saying it was does not make it so. I would beg the Catholic Church in Missouri to support equal protection and personhood bills in the Missouri Legislature.
Genuflecting before secular groups like Missouri Right to Life and Her Health, Her Future is beneath the dignity of the bishopric and the priestly vocation. I do pray that God strengthens the resolve of the Missouri Catholic Church and faithful to uphold the sanctity of all humans, born and unborn.
Equal Protection for the Pre-born
Republican Angela Romine has been taking some serious heat since she logically and courageously decided to vote NO on Amendment 3. She is one hundred percent correct in her assertion that most of our elected officials in Missouri--the 'pro-life' ones mind you--are fine with abortion exceptions.
Not only no. But hell no.
Equal Protection and Personhood.
We will see who is really pro-life, and who merely wears the pro-life skinsuit.
Amendment 3 is Defeated
Think about that: "...we are going to keep on going forever."
There is no intention on their part to ever end abortion. They want it to go on forever so the money keeps flowing to all the organizations who depend on Abortion Wars.Monday, November 2, 2026
Vote NO on Amendment 3
By Gretchen Garrity
In my article "Missouri's Pro-life Schism: Part One," I asked the question of when Missouri Right to Life began using the word "inception" instead of "conception" in their mission statement. Nancy M. Stroppel, a former MRL board member has noted in an opinion piece at Informed Health Choice Missouri (ICHM) that her paperwork from two decades ago indicates the mission statement has been unchanged since at least that time.
She writes, "Today, I found in my records from twenty years ago the Missouri Right to Life mission statement. I opened the MRL website and found that it is the same today. It states “Missouri Right to Life’s mission is to uphold and promote the sanctity of all innocent life from inception to natural death through education, legislation, and political action.” Sitting around the MRL Board table forty years ago, I heard seasoned warriors from the 1970’s discussing the implementation of that mission."
Stroppel goes on to detail the history of abortion laws in Missouri. She notes that Missouri was at the forefront of protecting unborn children, "Webster [vs. Reproductive Health Services] allowed abortion exceptions only for the life of the mother – none for rape and incest. It was a watershed decision which stood the test of time for almost forty years. Missouri was on the offensive, winning pro-life victory after victory and envied as one of the most pro-life states."
She then goes on to detail the church's apathy and lack of action when 2024's Amendment 3 was presented. Stroppel writes, "Overall, it was disheartening to see the apathy in the church. Sadly, the 2024 initiative passed by only a slim margin of 1.6% which could have been defeated if only church leadership would had preached then on the sin of abortion and educated their people about the amendment. I also believe if MRL would have immediately initiated an ongoing two-year education campaign within churches in 2025, it would have made it possible to repeal all of A3 2024 this year. Rather, we had an attempt to “fix it” with a last-minute effort to convince the churches to “jump on the bandwagon because we were not involved in 2024” approach."
Involved in the pro-life movement for many decades, Stroppel is against the 2026 Amendment 3 on the ballot. She closes out her essay with this: "Amendment 3 2026 should have never been brought to the voters of Missouri in this form for several reasons. 1) It is not true to MRL’s mission statement to “uphold and promote the sanctity of all innocent life from inception to natural death” which includes those conceived in rape, incest or have fetal anomalies. 2) It doesn’t ban all abortions. 3) It provides taxpayer funding for the rape, incest and medical emergencies abortions through Medicaid. 4) It is convoluted. 5) A total repeal of Amendment 3 2024 should have been offered to the people of Missouri."
She is entirely logical and reasonable in her assessment. To now watch MRL throw decades of advocacy for all unborn children down the tubes and promote an amendment that codifies an abortable sub-class of humans in the state constitution must be a bitter pill to swallow. Christian pastors and legislators, along with MRL and organizations like Her Health, Her Future are promoting a pro-abortion agenda when they urge their flocks and constituents to vote for A3 tomorrow.
The fallout from this vote on Amendment 3 may well be the Waterloo for establishment pro-life groups. The mask is off. When the smoke clears, there will be no hiding, and no amount of excuses for having bowed to the god of politics. The large dollar amounts of anonymous donations to HHHF in the last few weeks shows how committed the establishment 'pro-life' organizations in Jefferson City are to codifying abortion in the state constitution. Billions of dollars are at stake.
If it wasn't all about money and political power before, it is now. Citizens should be aware of how they are being manipulated by forces far above them. The politicians and organizations carrying out the agenda will have their reward. The voters have the power to return Missouri to sanity. Support the passage of personhood and equal protection laws. They will be introduced again for 2027's legislative session. In the meantime vote NO on Amendment 3 tomorrow.
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Christians are being asked to vote for an unjust law
The Southern Baptists for Abolishing Abortion have it right. "We are not saying, 'If we can’t save 100%, save nobody.' Save 98, save ten, save one—every righteous restraint is worth pursuing. The objection is to protecting some by constitutionally establishing that others may legally be killed. There is a moral difference between an incomplete law and an unjust law. This is an unjust law. We cannot 'do evil that good may come,' (Rom. 3:8)."
The emotionally-charged argument that saving "even one baby is worth" creating a subclass of other babies it is permissible to murder, must be examined by Christians to see if it is Scripturally sound. The SBAA also writes, "God commands justice without partiality (Deut. 1:17; Prov. 24:23; James 2:1–9). The guilty should be punished, not their innocent children (Deut. 24:16)."
Prov. 24:23 -- "These also are sayings of the wise. Partiality in judging is not good."
James 2:1-9 -- "My brothers, show no partiality as you hold the faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory. For if a man wearing a gold ring and fine clothing comes into your assembly, and a poor man in shabby clothing also comes in, and if you pay attention to the one who wears the fine clothing and say, 'You sit here in a good place,' while you say to the poor man, 'You stand over there,' or, 'Sit down at my feet,' have you not then made distinctions among yourselves and become judges with evil thoughts? Listen, my beloved brothers, has not God chosen those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom, which he has promised to those who love him? But you have dishonored the poor man. Are not the rich the ones who oppress you, and the ones who drag you into court? Are they not the ones who blaspheme the honorable name by which you were called? If you really fulfill the royal law according to the Scripture, 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself,' you are doing well. But if you show partiality, you are committing sin and are convicted by the law as transgressors."
Saturday, October 24, 2026
It's NOT the Democrats that Kill Personhood Bills...
...It's the legendary Republican Super Majority in the Missouri Legislature, and Missouri Right to Life.
If you want more reasons why you should vote NO on Amendment 3, read Sen. Moon's latest newsletter HERE.




