CWA Delivers Over 100K Petitions Demanding No Taxpayer Dollars for Abortion

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Signaling that emotions still run high over taxpayer funding of abortions through ObamaCare and direct funds to the nation’s largest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood, Concerned Women for America (CWA) delivered 101,000 petitions from its members to the U.S. Senate last week demanding no taxpayer funding for abortion. “This issue is long from […]

Nance Reacts to Gallup Abortion Poll

Washington, D.C. Concerned Women for America (CWA) CEO Penny Nance released the following statement on a new Gallup poll that says 61% of Americans say all or most abortions should be illegal. “The most recent Gallup poll is only the latest in a clear pro-life public opinion trend. As technology advances with sonograms and ultrasounds, […]

Statement of Penny Nance on the Passage of the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act

“Taxpayers should never be forced to fund an abortion, the deliberate taking of innocent life. The passage of the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act (H.R. 3) ensures the permanency of amendments that prohibit taxpayer funds from paying for abortions and protect the conscience rights of medical professionals who choose not to participate in abortions […]

Celebrating Some Very Special Mothers

This Mother’s Day, Concerned Women for America wants to highlight the love and special care that mothers of special needs kids give to these precious gifts from God.

House Votes to Codify Pro-Life Language

The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, in the House of Representatives demonstrated a strong pro-life ethos as Congress overwhelmingly agreed that measures to protect the life of the unborn should be codified.

Why a Vote on Planned Parenthood is Important

Rumor has it that 41 senators signed a letter stating they would not allow a vote on ending federal funding of Planned Parenthood. Yet they haven’t released the letter. Why won’t they go public? And why don’t they want a recorded vote?

The 4.4 Trillion Dollar Man

Washington and the nation are abuzz over Congressman Paul Ryan’s (R-Wisconsin) plan addressing the fiscal crisis and promising to cut $4.4 trillion in a decade.