Planned Parenthood is facing strong backlash from pro-life groups for its decision to provide free vasectomies and abortions at a mobile health clinic outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The American Life League has labeled this initiative a 'bloody wedding' of intrinsic evil, accusing Planned Parenthood of perpetuating a culture of death with the support of the Democratic Party. Critics, including the National Right to Life, express concerns about the implications of free chemical abortions, citing risks to women's health and the moral implications of terminating pregnancies. Meanwhile, Wisconsin's Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is advocating for a statewide referendum to further restrict abortion access, which has drawn criticism from Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin for being out of touch with public sentiment. As the election approaches, pro-life organizations are mobilizing efforts to counteract abortion ballot initiatives across various states, asserting a commitment to protect the unborn. The ongoing legal battles and political maneuvers reflect the heightened tensions surrounding abortion rights in the U.S. following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.