Despite the passage of Amendment 3 which enshrined abortion into the Missouri state constitution via ballot measure, that provision is null and void because it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and more importantly, the higher law of God. According to Bradley Pierce, Attorney and President of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion,…
What does Missouri law say about unborn children? According to the Missouri Constitution – Article I, Section 2 states that all persons have a natural right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and the enjoyment of their own industry. Missouri statutes (RSMo 1.205) explicitly state life begins at conception: 1.205. Life begins at conception —…
Wes and Adam are back this week with an update on the Rally at the Capitol this past week. They provide an update on how it went, along with the biggest takeaways for abolition bill’s development.
We’re now at week 5 of the Missouri General Assembly (2026) Senate Update SJR 72 has been referred to the same committee as SB 951 Both bills are currently in the Senate Emerging Issues and Professional Registration Committee Committee Chair: Justin Brown No hearing dates have been scheduled House Update HJR 109 has not been…
Proponents of the new amendment 3 believe restoring common sense health care standards to the practice of abortion is crucial. It’s common sense, health care providers should wash their hands before and immediately after killing babies. It will help prevent the spread of germs. Does anyone else see the elephant in the room? This twisted…
Is ‘Personhood’ a Logical Alternative to Abortion in Missouri My writing (or, ranting) may not sway anyone’s opinion about how to vote on Amendment 3 (2026). Whether your decision to vote ‘yes’ or ‘no’ likely depends upon how much you trust in government. How often have you seen the government enact a law (or, the…
AAMO Podcast – Weekly Legislative Update 3Week 4 of the Missouri General Assembly Senate Update • SJR 72 has been referred to the same committee as SB 951 • SJR 72 and SB 951 are currently in the Senate Emerging Issues and Professional Registration Committee • Committee Chair: Senator Justin Brown • No hearing dates have been scheduled House…
As Committee Chair, Senator Brown has the power to assign this life legislation a hearing. Will he do his duty to protect children on his watch, or will he play politics and run out the clock in 2026?
Will Dr. Jonathan Patterson be a gatekeeper and refuse to listen to Missourians who want hearings for Personhood and Equal Protection? As house speaker, he has the power to assign this legislation to the appropriate committee, where it can be heard. Or to never let it see the light of day.
