American Right To Life: exists to provide leadership in the fight to advocate enforcement of God's enduring command, Do not murder (Luke 18:20) [1]. Regulating child killing dishonors God and is immoral, and thirty years of evidence shows that it destroys the hope of educating the public and governing officials about the God-given right to life. Individuals, families, and organizations all join ARTL as members and allies in this fight to protect the innocent. The eagle in our logo symbolizes the might of America's Judeo-Christian principles (Exodus 19:4) [2]; he is protecting that baby in his right wing, while charging ahead with fierce determination toward the goal to protect all innocent human beings from the wicked who would kill them.

President: Brian Rohrbough is the president of American RTL. Please view his appearance [3] on CBS Evening News. In the history of American broadcasting, Mr. Rohrbough delivered perhaps the strongest and clearest assessment ever of America's culture of death, thereby showing the path we must follow to restore our country to life. . In 2008, America's Independent Party nominated Brian as Ambassador Alan Keyes' vice presidential running mate [4]

Vice President: Steve Curtis is the vice president of American RTL. Steve is the former chairman of the Colorado Republican Party who co-founded LifeCommercials [5] where he operates a highly effective Internet strategy for reaching women about to abort their children and encouraging them to call the OptionLine! [6]

ARTL Salary & Benefits: ARTL's board members, officers, and spokesmen serve without salary. Ministry workers have every right to receive salaries, but that model has not well served the fight to end "legal" abortion and euthanasia. The pro-life industry has become too comfortable as it receives millions of dollars a month in salaries. As a result, ARTL has broken the mold, with no salary for its leaders, and no retirement benefits.

ARTL Timeframe: Our charter gives the founding leaders (directors and officers) twelve years in which to end abortion in America. At that time, if they have not, they are required to turn over ARTL to an entirely new slate of leaders, their leadership coming to an end, either because they have succeeded, or failed. In the fall of 2008, ARTL will host a conference on ending abortion, titled 11 Years Till D Day, and the year after that, 10 Years, then 9 Years, etc., instead of the never-ending, perpetual conventions of NRTL (so far at 35th Annual and counting). Weeks before our launch, in Washington D.C. a pro-life debate occurred in which NRTL's attorney James Bopp was asked: If you've been saying for decades that this is not the right time to assert personhood, then, when will the right time be? And pro-life leaders in attendance reported to ARTL founders that Bopp answered: I was young when I entered this battle, and I hope my young relatives will someday see the victory. That NRTL timeframe easily translates to another 35 years and another 50 million children killed by chemical and surgical abortions. That is an unacceptable vision.

ARTL Strategy: For over a quarter century, NRTL has dictated a strategy of child-killing regulations. Please consider our biblically-based alternative ARTL Strategy [7]!