Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life State and Federal PAC

YOUR VOTE COUNTS
Even when you don't cast it.

In the 2008 general election Minnesota did better than expected because you voted for the babies who cannot vote for themselves.  We actually made gains while other states contended with many more loses.

You did not sit out the election but you voted resulting in Minnesota having the highest turnout in the nation.

However, we did lose one important race.  Al Franken was allowed to steal the election from Pro-Life candidate Norm Coleman because some voters decided to "make a statement" instead of saving lives.


Coleman            Franken

Now Senator Franken is doing all he can to advance the abortion agenda and adopt a health care system that will endanger the lives of the elderly and infirm.

Just what was the statement that these third party voters made? 

We have to realize that no candidate will ever be perfect.  Some are very, very good.  None-the-less they will sooner or later cast a vote that will disappoint some of their constituents.

What is important is that pro-lifers vote consistently to protect innocent human life

  

DFL endorses radical abortion advocate for governor

Anderson Kelliher has long history of opposition to the right to life

The Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party endorsed Speaker of the State House of Representatives Margaret Anderson Kelliher as its nominee for Governor of Minnesota. Anderson Kelliher has a long history of toeing the line for the radical fringe of the abortion movement.

She has consistently opposed commonsense limitations on abortion and been a staunch advocate for
forcing Minnesota taxpayers to fund abortion, even while opposing aid for pregnant women. Her
accumulated pro-life voting record since 1999 is 90 pro-abortion votes and 1 pro-life vote.

A close look at Anderson Kelliher’s radical record in support of abortion shows that she voted:

  • For taxpayer funded abortions (7 times).

  • Against a ban on partial-birth abortion.

  • Against medically accurate informed consent (34 times).

  • Against providing support and resources to pregnant women in need (5 times).

  • In favor of funding human cloning (8 times).

The lone pro-life vote that Anderson Kelliher cast was in favor of final passage of the 2005 Health and
Human Services Omnibus Bill in which abortion was not the central issue of the legislation.

“Anderson Kelliher is an extremist on the issue of abortion,” stated MCCL Executive Director
Scott Fischbach. “She has never heard of an abortion she didn’t support or want to force taxpayers to
pay for.”

Before Anderson Kelliher gets to the general election in November she will need to win the DFL
primary. Current DFL candidates for the primary election all support abortion on demand and include
Mark Dayton, Matt Entenza and Susan Gartner.

The general election in November will see one of these pro-abortion DFL candidates run against
Republicans Marty Seifert or Tom Emmer, both of whom have long legislative records in support of
women and their unborn children.

MCCL is Minnesota’s oldest and largest pro-life organization with more than 70,000 member
families and 240 chapters across the state. For more information about MCCL visit www.mccl.org.
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