A Message from PRI President Steven Mosher
As you may know, abortion pills are distributed through the U.S. mail — even into the 13 states where abortion is illegal starting at conception!
Consider what that means in practice.
Rosalie Markezich, a young woman from Louisiana, wanted to have her baby, but her then-boyfriend wanted an abortion. This scoundrel used her information to get abortion drugs by mail from a California abortionist, and he practically force-fed them to her.
Louisiana officials featured Rosalie’s case in a landmark lawsuit against Biden’s Food and Drug Administration for its scandalous policy of allowing abortion pills to be mailed into states where abortion is totally illegal.
Help PRI stop the mail-order abortion pill racket
Here’s the good news: President Trump’s Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche could solve the abortion-pill mail order crisis with the stroke of his pen.
All Blanche has to do is settle Louisiana’s lawsuit. It’s that simple. Settling this case would HALT the distribution of abortion pills through the mail.
So why hasn’t he? Because no one is holding his feet to the fire. That’s why PRI is rolling out an urgent petition drive:
STOP the abortion pill interstate commerce NOW!
We already know these drugs are dangerous — 3 out of 4 emergency room visits after chemical abortion are coded as “severe” or “critical” because of life-threatening complications like hemorrhage, infection, or blood poisoning. There is nothing left to study.
The abortion pill mail-order racket must end.
Just as we’ve always counted on your support for PRI’s battles for life, faith, and the family, I’m asking you to stand with us now.
Give today to stop mail-order abortion pills
Yours in support of life, marriage, and family,
Steven W. Mosher
President of PRI
P.S. Because the abortion pill crisis threatens to make abortion even more common than it was during the Roe v. Wade era, PRI urgently needs your support to address this crisis, save more babies, and change more lives. Can we count on you to give as generously as possible?