My column today on WND.com, “NOW’s faces of death,” exposes the National Organization for Women’s exploitation of four women who have died from illegal or unsafe abortions. One problem is that one of NOW’s examples is fraudulent. Two others are from 1929 and 1940. Couldn’t NOW come up with any modernday examples? And what about […]
The New York Daily News reports: [A]ides to [New York] Gov. Pataki spelled out what it will take to get the bill signed [to make the morning after pill available with a prescription]. Pataki, who has supported abortion rights, wants to bar men from buying the pill, wants to restrict the number of capsules a […]
Liberal commentator Ted Rall, who authored today’s quote of the day, is also a political cartoonist. Beyond the gauche of Rall’s July 28 cartoon, note his use of rape and incest to defend legal abortions. In actuality, abortion is a rape and incest perpetrator’s best friend. It kills the evidence….
Rush Limbaugh, yesterday: …The dirty little secret here, folks, if I may be so bold, is that the advocates of stem cell research are on the same side of the page as the pro-abortion crowd. Stem cell research is not… about stem cell research, it’s about making sure that abortion keeps happening. Because if you […]
Manual Miranda writes that “Filibustering judges has only hurt Democrats” in today’s Wall Street Journal. Opinion writers in the Boston Globe and Boston Herald agree that judge nominees’ religious views matter. In today’s Washington Times, John B. Roberts says liberal bloggers confused him with John G. Roberts when they thought they found “red meat” by […]
On page 2 please find an abridged version of the March 15, 2002, “Ides of March” speech given by US Senator Orrin Hatch on the Senate floor, when Democrats controlled the US Senate. This was the first time a link was made between the judiciary nominees conflict, the abortion litmus test, and a religious test. […]
I received the following informative note from reader Petrina: As a Type I diabetic for 43+ years since age 9, I applaud your article about the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. I want a cure for diabetes, but not one derived from embryonic stem cells. Last year, the JDRF raised $85 million and spent $1 million […]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
