Washington, DC (LifeNews.com)—Abortion advocates are continuing their campaign to discredit Pam Tebow by saying she is lying about her pregnancy story when she says doctors advised her to have an abortion of Tim Tebow. But several newspaper and other columnists say they are the ones stretching the truth.
Feminist attorney Gloria Allred started off the campaign to discredit Tebow, who appears in a new Focus on the Family Super Bowl ad with her son, the star college football player.
The ad reportedly will share the Tebow birth story of how Tebow was on a missions trip to the Philippines and, when she contracted dysentery from tainted food or water, she took heavy medication and her doctor suggested an abortion because the drugs could harm her baby.
She refused and Tebow has gone on to win the Heisman Trophy and lead the Florida Gators to a national championship.
Today, in an email LifeNews.com obtained from the Feminist Majority Foundation, one of the original groups to call on CBS to cancel the ad, the allegation continues.
“The implicit suggestion that pregnant women whose health is at risk shouldn’t worry because nothing bad will happen is downright dangerous, even if the story is true,” FMF president Kim Gandy contends. Full story at LifeNews.com
Pro-Life Advocates Gather at CBS to Show Support for Tim Tebow Super Bowl Ad
New York, NY (LifeNews.com)—Dozens of pro-life advocates showed up for a rally today supporting the decision by CBS to air the Focus on the Family Super Bowl commercial featuring Tim Tebow. The ad focuses on Pam Tebow’s decision not to have an abortion when pregnant with Time despite a debilitating medical condition.
The story of Tebow’s birth is inspiring millions of Americans already who know of his prowess on the football field and are glad his mother chose life over abortion.
The pro-life groups Christian Defense Coalition, Expectant Mother Care and Generation Life sponsored the rally and pro-life advocate Brandi Swindell emailed LifeNews.com about it.
“We are joining with hundreds of thousands of Americans who have signed petitions and joined on-line groups applauding the decision of CBS to air a pro-life ad featuring Tim Tebow and his mother Pam,” she said.
“The National Organization for Women and other pro-abortion groups have shown disdain and open hostility toward women who choose to keep their children and refuse to have abortions. Their hysterical rants and anger over this ad of a woman simply sharing her own personal story to embrace life, shows these groups have no regard for either women or the concept of choice,” she said.
Swindell said the groups felt it important to put together a supportive rally when, in many cases, there is much to gripe about concerning the mainstream media’s treatment of abortion. Full story at LifeNews.com
