Here's the Feminists for Life press release about Sarah Palin

We mentioned on the 28th that Palin was a member of Feminists for Life of America. LifeNet: Sarah Palin as McCain's VP choice - a pro-life feminist who is a member of Feminists for Life

As are a number of women who are subscribers to LifeNet.

To go directly to the FFL press release about Palin and her membership

FFL Member Nominated for Vice President of the United States - Feminists for Life of America

[August 29, 2008] Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, has been selected by Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain as his running mate.

According to The Anchorage Daily News published August 6, 2006, "Palin said last month that no woman should have to choose between her career, education and her child." The article went onto say that "she's a member of a pro-woman but anti-abortion group called Feminists for Life." "I believe in the strength and the power of women, and the potential of every human life,' she said."

Feminists for Life's policy is that all memberships are confidential. However, since Governor Palin has been public about her membership, we can confirm that Palin became a member in 2006.

Earlier this week Feminists for Life reacted to the inclusion of woman-centered solutions in the Democratic Party platform, and the inclusion of FFL's trademarked message, "Women deserve better^® than abortion,^©" in the Republican Party platform.

And here's FFL's main web address

Feminists for Life - Women Deserve Better

 

To go directly to the FFL press release about Palin and her membership

FFL Member Nominated for Vice President of the United States - Feminists for Life of America

[August 29, 2008] Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, has been selected by Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain as his running mate.

According to The Anchorage Daily News published August 6, 2006, "Palin said last month that no woman should have to choose between her career, education and her child." The article went onto say that "she's a member of a pro-woman but anti-abortion group called Feminists for Life." "I believe in the strength and the power of women, and the potential of every human life,' she said."

Feminists for Life's policy is that all memberships are confidential. However, since Governor Palin has been public about her membership, we can confirm that Palin became a member in 2006.

Earlier this week Feminists for Life reacted to the inclusion of woman-centered solutions in the Democratic Party platform, and the inclusion of FFL's trademarked message, "Women deserve better^® than abortion,^©" in the Republican Party platform.