Randall Terry to run ‘hard-hitting’ ads in Washington, DC, exposing horrors of abortion
News Randall Terry to run ‘hard-hitting’ ads in Washington, DC, exposing horrors of abortion Veteran pro-lifer Randall Terry plans to blanket the airwaves in Virginia and Washington, DC, with the hopes of defeating a radical pro-abortion amendment in Virginia. “We have lost most of the amendment fights in states across America where enshrining abortion into state constitutions was on the ballot,” Terry told LifeSiteNews. “This is a disaster for the babies and the pro-life movement.” Terry’s first goal with his ads is to defeat Virginia’s Amendment 1 which, if passed in November, will legalize abortion up to the moment of birth.
- ▪News Randall Terry to run ‘hard-hitting’ ads in Washington, DC, exposing horrors of abortion Veteran pro-lifer Randall Terry plans to blanket the airwaves in Virginia and Washington, DC, with the hopes of defeating a radical pro-abortion am
- ▪“We have lost most of the amendment fights in states across America where enshrining abortion into state constitutions was on the ballot,” Terry told LifeSiteNews.
- ▪“This is a disaster for the babies and the pro-life movement.” Terry’s first goal with his ads is to defeat Virginia’s Amendment 1 which, if passed in November, will legalize abortion up to the moment of birth.
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News Randall Terry to run ‘hard-hitting’ ads in Washington, DC, exposing horrors of abortion Veteran pro-lifer Randall Terry plans to blanket the airwaves in Virginia and Washington, DC, with the hopes of defeating a radical pro-abortion amendment in Virginia. Randall Terry in 2022Philip Yabut/Shutterstock DougMainwaring 0 Doug Mainwaring Comments 0 Fri Jul 24, 2026 - 12:27 pm EDT WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — Longtime pro-life activist Randall Terry, who infuriated pro-abortion leftists by running pro-life commercials nationally during his 2024 presidential campaign, now plans to run as a congressional candidate in northern Virginia so that he can carpet the airwaves in both the Commonwealth and nearby Washington, D.C., with persuasive pro-life TV ads meant to appeal to the…
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