Randall Terry back in Buffalo to start statewide anti-Cuomo tour
Terry, an outspoken opponent of abortion who founded Operation Rescue and brought hundreds of people to
Terry will lead demonstrations targeting Gov.
"I want people to think of
Told of Terry's appearance Monday,
Terry's tour was scheduled to hit
"There are several elements here," Terry said. "One is that Cuomo is trying to set a pace for pro-abortion states. ... Mark my words,
Terry said he has not been in his activist role for several years due to his son, Michael, having been diagnosed with cancer at age 10. Terry and his family moved from
Terry could not remember the last time he was in
In 1992, hundreds of pro-life protesters descended upon
Aside from the three main actors, about 20 other people were on hand, either playing protesters or filming the skit. The demonstration drew some curious bystanders who took out their smartphones to record it, attracted a few honks of horns and one notable voice of opposition when a young man walked by yelling, "It's only in the case of medical emergency! Read the law!"
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