Posts by Jenifer Bowen
Women of Planned Parenthood’s billboard campaign are actually abortion workers
Iowa’s Planned Parenthood recently launched an “I had an abortion and I’m not sorry” billboard campaign, purporting that it’s about “everyday Iowans.” As previously revealed, the campaign is really about increasing abortion rates at their existing sites. The locations of the billboards prove that. Planned Parenthood’s January 4, 2019, billboard press release highlighted just three people: Leah…
Read MorePlanned Parenthood’s new Iowa billboard campaign isn’t about ‘everyday Iowans’
Iowa’s shrinking abortion chain, Planned Parenthood, just released a #SayAbortion campaign. Their January 4, 2019, press release begins with an angry tirade that they are launching the campaign “to capture and reflect the energy of Iowans speaking out against the state’s dangerous, unconstitutional 6-week abortion ban…” adding, “At the heart of #SayAbortion are the voices and…
Read MoreA Long Overdue Demolition Has Begun!
I spent much of last week a few yards from the abandoned abortion center in Des Moines — watching as the long-overdue demolition of the building takes place. It’s ironic that — a building that likely took much time to build — even longer to occupy — and then stood, mostly abandoned for a decade…
Read MoreCan You Believe This?
In recent weeks we’ve looked at some of the exciting pro-life laws that finally passed here in Iowa. You may recall that in November 2016, 93 of 99 Iowa counties voted against the pro-abortion presidential candidate, retired 6 pro-abortion senators; flipping the Iowa Senate and maintaining the pro-life House. This resulted in the passage of an historic amount…
Read MoreIs This One Reason Iowa Abortion Rates Continue To Tumble?
Did you know? Not that long ago, Iowa was worse than New York State in protecting our unborn children and women. As I spoke around the state, the conversation often went like this: Jenifer: “Did you know that an abortion can happen up through the day of delivery in Iowa? That, for virtually any reason, a…
Read MoreIowa Pro-Life Lawmakers — Wasting No Time Protecting Unborn Iowans!
Did you know? Last week we looked at the first pro-life legislation signed into law in decades here in Iowa. That 2015 Ultrasound Legislation has led to the saving of unborn babies’ lives. With abortion rates dropping further the following year, this legislation has had an impact! In November 2016, from the Presidency on down the ticket,…
Read MoreRELEASE: Iowa’s Abortion Rates Down Nearly 50% In 10 Years!
For Immediate ReleaseJenifer BowenPresident515.954.7611jenifer@liferightaction.orgliferightaction.org Des Moines, Iowa-August 10, 2018-Life Right Action announces a new educational initiative, “ Did You Know? ” Each week we will explore the hot topics related to LIFE in Iowa. For our first installment, we are digging into Iowa’s abortion rates. Frankly, we could not be more encouraged! Did you know?…
Read MoreA Complete Listing of Recorded Abortions in Iowa to Date
2018: 2,8482017: 3,2612016: 3,7222015: 3,9892014: 4,0202013: 4,4232012: 4,6482011: 4,8152010: 5,3992009: 5,8332008: 6,4782007: 6,6482006: 6,7282005: 5,8812004: 6,022 74,715 babies lost their lives to abortion during this time. How devastating. Source: Iowa Department of Public Health
Read MoreIs The Pro-Life Movement “Dying” In Iowa?
I am reminded of the infamous Mark Twain quote as I write this. “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” Earlier this week, an unnamed blogger posted about an interaction that took place with a few pro-life people in Iowa. One of the things that jumped out in their post was the assertion…
Read MoreThe University of Iowa Is Misleading Iowans on Fetal Heartbeat Bill!
On May 5, 2018, the Des Moines Register published “Critics: Ban threatens OBGYN supply.” In the latest attack on Iowa’s Fetal Heartbeat Bill, signed into law by Governor Kim Reynolds a day earlier, this article relays one of many attempts by the University of Iowa and its allies to obfuscate reality related to this commonsense legislation. And if…
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