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Make a difference not a statement
MCCL has always been a leader in promoting protective legislation at the capitol. We have been successful because of our strong grassroots support. An important part of that support has been our members influence in electing lawmakers who support the pro-life view. PACs are about pooling
resources so they can be focused and make a real difference on the
issues important to its contributors. Here is how you can make a difference.
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What's at stake in Minnesota’s Legislative Elections If you ever wanted to do something that would really make a difference, voting for the pro-life candidates in the upcoming November elections is right up your alley. Our ability to pass pro-life protections into law is directly linked to the number of pro-life legislators serving in office. For about a decade there was a pro-life majority in the Minnesota Legislature. During that time we were able to make great strides in passing pro-life legislation including:
Unfortunately, after the 2006 election cycle pro-lifers lost not only their strong pro-life influence in the Minnesota Senate, but also their pro-life majority in the Minnesota House. Because of the pro-abortion leadership in both bodies, pro-life legislation was not only difficult to pass, but nearly impossible even to discuss. This past biennium, none of MCCL’s initiatives --including eliminating taxpayer funding of abortion, banning cruel saline abortions, prohibiting sex-selection abortions, and regulating dangerous RU486 chemical abortions—even got a hearing.Because we were shut out of the ordinary legislative process, MCCL was forced to take different routes—such as offering omnibus bill amendments on the floor—in order to have debates on pro-life initiatives. As pro-lifers, we cannot stand back and allow our voices to be stifled. Instead we must make our voices heard loud and clear. The first step is to vote for pro-lifers on September 9 and November 4! The entire Minnesota House is up for re-election this year, and we believe it is possible to take back the pro-life majority. Only a few more seats are needed for a pro-life majority and if we succeed, pro-lifers will have the ability to pass pro-life legislation on a bipartisan basis. Your vote does make a difference! Pro-abortion legislators took back the majority in the Minnesota House in the 2006 election, but only by the slimmest of margins. In fact, pro-abortion advocates won five seats by less than a 1% of the vote! There are a number of things you can do to help pro-life candidates win on November 2:
Remember: You exercise real power for change at the election booth. - Vote pro-life on November 2nd, 2010 -For more information about how to register to vote or where to cast your ballot, contact the Minnesota Secretary of State's office.
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