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RLM News Primary 2010

Our Finest Hour by Tyler Perry, 2010 Youth Award Recipient

Students set example, eloquently speak up on dignity of human life

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Using the prolife voter's guide

This primary season the Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee made 382 endorsements, ranging from governor to county commission. These endorsements blanket the state. There are 38 state senators and 110 state representatives to be elected in November, but this August primary election will in many cases be the determining election. Because of term limits many of the state legislative seats are “open” seats, meaning no incumbent. The vast majority of those open seats are now occupied by a prolife voting legislator. The opportunities are great to elect prolife men and women to represent all human life in Michigan.

The role of Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is to inform the prolife community which candidates are believed to be the strongest and most effective voice for the unborn, according to RLM-PAC Director Larry Galmish.

“All the candidates we have endorsed have been carefully screened and have signed a written questionnaire stating their support for prolife legislation,” Galmish said.

Every prolife vote for the RLM-PAC endorsed candidates August 3 is important because many races are won or lost in the primary election. Many of the November elections are really decided in the Primary.

Your vote August 3 can mean the difference between the passage or defeat of important prolife legislation.

Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said, “Throughout the history of our nation a single issue has often become the deciding factor as we cast our ballots – civil rights, the environment, and the economy are some issues. Legalized abortion is the most important single issue facing America today. The right to life for all members of our human family is the most important right guaranteed by our founding fathers.”

The Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is nonpartisan. However, in a Primary election, you must choose either the Democrat or Republican party. Print your personalized ballot and take it to the polls on August 3 to protect human life.

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RLM News Primary 2010 President’s Message: Vitally important primary election Mike Cox will provide need prolife voice as governor Health care reform includes abortion provisions Our Finest Hour by Tyler Perry, 2010 Youth Award Recipient Students set example, eloquently speak up on dignity of human life President Obama nominates Kagan to U.S. Supreme Court Using your prolife voter’s guide Elections have consequences	Using the prolife voter's guide Find your personalized prolife ballot here. This primary season the Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee made 382 endorsements, ranging from governor to county commission. These endorsements blanket the state. There are 38 state senators and 110 state representatives to be elected in November, but this August primary election will in many cases be the determining election. Because of term limits many of the state legislative seats are “open” seats, meaning no incumbent. The vast majority of those open seats are now occupied by a prolife voting legislator. The opportunities are great to elect prolife men and women to represent all human life in Michigan. The role of Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is to inform the prolife community which candidates are believed to be the strongest and most effective voice for the unborn, according to RLM-PAC Director Larry Galmish. “All the candidates we have endorsed have been carefully screened and have signed a written questionnaire stating their support for prolife legislation,” Galmish said. Every prolife vote for the RLM-PAC endorsed candidates August 3 is important because many races are won or lost in the primary election. Many of the November elections are really decided in the Primary. Your vote August 3 can mean the difference between the passage or defeat of important prolife legislation. Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said, “Throughout the history of our nation a single issue has often become the deciding factor as we cast our ballots – civil rights, the environment, and the economy are some issues. Legalized abortion is the most important single issue facing America today. The right to life for all members of our human family is the most important right guaranteed by our founding fathers.” The Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is nonpartisan. However, in a Primary election, you must choose either the Democrat or Republican party. Print your personalized ballot and take it to the polls on August 3 to protect human life.
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