Aurora Candidates on Abortion and Planned Parenthood
Posted by Matt Yonke on Monday, February 25th, 2013
When Planned Parenthood opened the largest abortion facility in the country back in 2007, we Aurorans learned that hard way that abortion isn't just a political issue on the national or state level.
In 2007, abortion became a local issue here, with packed City Council meetings that led to a fraud investigation, two lawsuits and continued controversy in our community. The people in City Hall serving as Aldermen and mayor are of momentous importance.
With the right people in office—supporters of both the sanctity of life and the rule of law—Planned Parenthood would never have opened.
With that in mind, I want to share with you what we've learned about the positions of the candidates in tomorrow's municipal election on abortion and Planned Parenthood. [Continue reading . . . »]
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When Planned Parenthood opened the largest abortion facility in the country back in 2007, we Aurorans learned that hard way that abortion isn't just a political issue on the national or state level.
In 2007, abortion became a local issue here, with packed City Council meetings that led to a fraud investigation, two lawsuits and continued controversy in our community. The people in City Hall serving as Aldermen and mayor are of momentous importance.
With the right people in office—supporters of both the sanctity of life and the rule of law—Planned Parenthood would never have opened.
With that in mind, I want to share with you what we've learned about the positions of the candidates in tomorrow's municipal election on abortion and Planned Parenthood. [Continue reading . . . »]

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The pro-life community of Illinois' Fox Valley showed what it's made of this past Saturday during the monthly protest at Planned Parenthood Aurora, with a strong showing of 70 activists. We've held this protest every third Saturday of the month since November 2007.
Yesterday a
Roger Earl beat me to it with the
On Friday, October 23, Judge Neal Cerne (pictured to the right) heard arguments on Planned Parenthood and the City of Aurora's motion to dismiss Fox Valley Families Against Planned Parenthood's zoning case in the Illinois 18th Judicial Circuit Court.
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