March in Washington Request

There is an urgent new video posted at: http://www.StopTheAbortionMandate.com.

On Friday, January 22, hundreds of thousands of pro-life Americans will gather on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to memorialize the 37th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that imposed abortion on America.

This year, our presence in Washington is more important than ever, as Congress prepares to vote on a sweeping health care takeover that would mandate abortion coverage and government funding of abortion.

It is critical that the 72% of Americans opposed to this abortion-laden health care join together and take a public stand, saying with one unified voice: "NO Abortion in Health Care!"

Here's what you need to do RIGHT NOW to help stop the abortion mandate...

1.) Watch the brand new video online at: http://www.StopTheAbortionMandate.com.

2.) If at all possible, ATTEND the 2010 Pro-Life March at 12 Noon (Eastern) on Friday, January 22 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to send a clear message to Congress: "NO Abortion in Health Care!"

3.) SPREAD THE WORD to everyone you know -- through e-mail, by phone, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube -- inviting them to also come to Washington on Friday, January 22.

4.) MAKE signs for the 2010 Pro-Life March with one focus: "NO Abortion in Health Care!"

Grab some poster board and markers, and write messages like these to bring along:
* NO Abortion In Health Care!
* NO Abortion Funding in Health Care!
* Stop the Abortion Mandate
* Death is not Hope; Death is not Health Care
* Don't Force Me to Pay for Abortions!
* Abortion is NOT Health Care
* Vote AGAINST Government Funded Abortion in Health Care
* Taxpayer Funded Abortion is a National Tragedy

5.) SCHEDULE VISITS at your Senators' and Congressman's offices while in D.C. to tell them: "NO Abortion in Health Care!"

Everything you need for these simple steps can be found in the "Pro-Life March '10 Action Pack" at: http://www.StopTheAbortionMandate.com.

This could be our LAST CHANCE to take a stand and be heard before Congress votes on a health care bill that could result in the largest expansion of abortion since Roe v. Wade.