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Dear Jack, 2012 is right around the corner and I'm excited. You see, the opportunity for the National Pro-Life Alliance to make a huge impact in the fight to end abortion has never been better! But first, the National Pro-Life Alliance must set its priorities, top to bottom, so they know what they need to focus on most. That's why NPLA President Martin Fox sent you an email last Thursday asking for your input on NPLA's 2012 priorities. However, I was told that you haven't submitted your Membership Directive yet. Will you take just 30 seconds to complete your Membership Directive by clicking here? Your input is vital, Jack. After submitting your directive, please consider chipping in with a donation of $10, $25 or more to NPLA to help run their critical programs in 2012. I've included the email from last Thursday below. Sincerely, Tina T. From: Martin Fox [martin.fox@ Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2011 5:21 PM Subject: What comes next Dear Jack, I'm writing you today for your help with several important decisions. At our staff meeting last Wednesday, our Legislative Director reported on the record progress you and I have made on the Life at Conception Act and on stopping taxpayer funding of abortion -- as well as other pro-life bills in Congress. It is amazing to see just how far we have come on protections for the unborn that we have only dreamed about. And you deserve the credit. Because of your active support, your National Pro-Life Alliance was able to identify and mobilize more than two million pro-life households in nearly one hundred target Senate and House districts. All told, contributions from folks like you allowed NPLA to spend more than three million dollars on a whole series of mass mailings and phone calls in those target races, bringing 81 new pro-life champions to Congress. But now I'm writing you to talk about what comes next. The simple fact is, all our hard work goes to waste if we don't now hold the politicians' feet to the fire and make them live up to their pro-life promises. And I believe our top two priorities should be to ramp up support for the Life at Conception Act to end all abortion-on-demand and hold the politicians' feet to the fire this next election year. But I hope you'll let me know what YOU believe on your 2012 Membership Directive. Your petitions, post cards, emails, letters and phone calls are building an ever-increasing level of support in Congress for a Life at Conception Act. And your financial support will make possible our expanded campaign to mobilize a grass-roots movement in support of the Sanctity of Life in the midst of this last election season. But with President Obama up for reelection and the very real possibility of defeating the radical pro-abortion majority that currently controls the Senate, we have our work cut out for us. Most importantly, we need to follow the wishes of you and our other members. There is much work to do -- and your hard work, your prayers, and your generous financial support are vitally needed to press forward with our crusade. As you know, the very Supreme Court that wrote Roe v. Wade in 1973 admitted in that decision that no such "right" to an abortion would exist if Congress were to establish unborn children as "persons." I'm deeply grateful for the flood of grass-roots support you helped mobilize to pass a Life at Conception Act to overturn Roe v. Wade. Thanks to the pressure from you and other National Pro-Life Alliance members, we went from 29 cosponsors of a Life at Conception Act in the 107th Congress to a record 128 cosponsors in this current Congress. You and I owe it to the unborn to never pull back from the fight, no matter what. Yet while I'm sure you'll agree our ultimate goal and primary focus must be to end ALL abortion-on-demand, we should -- I think -- also work on many other fronts from passage of the Parental Notification and Intervention Act to ending ALL taxpayer funding of abortion. Should your National Pro-Life Alliance set sights on gradual steps on the way to ending abortion -- or other steps that may well be achievable in this Congress? Should we fight: *** To publicize and hold candidates accountable for their campaign promises on the Sanctity of Life right now while they are fresh in the voters' minds? *** To stop all federal funding for abortion and from channeling federal grants to pro-abortion groups such as Planned Parenthood? *** To exercise Congress' power to restrict the federal courts' jurisdiction over abortion? *** To confront and oppose pro-abortion judicial nomineeswho would continue to strike down pro-life legislation? Facing constant bias from the pro-abortion media, pro-life Members of Congress will need your constant reminding and encouragement to make good on their promises.Do you agree that you and I should continue our top priority of pressing all out for more far-reaching pro-life victories such as enactment of a Life at Conception Act? Please tell me on your Membership Directive. These are tremendous decisions you and I must make, so I hope you will fill out and submit your Membership Directive at once. And when you do, I hope you'll make a special contribution. The fact is, our battle is truly a matter of life and death. With God's help, I'm sure we will ultimately gather the strength to end the killing of ALL unborn children. The pressing question is: What are the most effective steps to take this coming year and how do we fund them? I know you agree that overturning Roe v. Wade, by whatever means necessary, is the only way we can declare victory and rest at night knowing we've stopped the slaughter. Your Directive -- and hopefully your financial support -- will be critical in shaping and carrying out our pro-life agenda for 2012. So please, submit your completed Membership Directive today and please make a contribution of $100, $50 or $25. I need to know that I can count on your support to take our crucial battle forward. You and I can go a long way -- RIGHT NOW -- toward saving the lives of our children -- and the soul of our nation. That's why I hope and pray you will make a contribution of $100, $50 or $25 today. Thank you for your hard work and support this past year. It has made a huge difference! For Life, Martin Fox, President National Pro-Life Alliance P.S. In order to set the National Pro-Life Alliance's 2012 agenda, I must have your completed Membership Directive to share at our Board of Directors meeting. Your guidance -- by filling out and submitting your Membership Directive and whatever contribution you can give -- will ensure your National Pro-Life Alliance can move decisively forward this coming year. Because of NPLA's tax-exempt status under IRC Sec. 501(c)(4) and its state and federal legislative activities, contributions are not tax deductible as charitable contributions (IRC § 170) or as business deductions (IRC § 162(e)(1)). Privacy Policy. 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