In response to Google’s decision to pull ads alerting the public to abortion pill reversal, the Catholic News Service is reporting that “On Dec. 8, two dozen members of Congress from both the House and Senate submitted a letter, hand-delivered to Google CEO Sundar Pichai by Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., demanding Google reverse its decision.” The ads were paid for by the pro-life organization, Live Action, as a way for women who changed their minds in the middle of a chemically-induced abortion to know there is a way to save their babies.
“Google continues to allow ads for purveyors of the deadly abortion pill mifepristone by mail, despite the fact this drug has resulted in at least 24 mothers’ tragic deaths and at least 1,042 mothers being sent to the hospital,” the letter said. “Google’s double standard on abortion is disingenuous and an egregious abuse of its enormous market power to protect the billion-dollar abortion industry.”
According to CNS’s Kurt Jensen, Google has pulled two series of ads.
“Abortion pill reversal facts,” said the Google ad from the pro-life group Live Action. “We may be able to help you.”
The ad, which had run since July 21 and on which Live Action had spent more than $56,000, was yanked by Google in September for “unreliable claims.”
