Some of you have been following our daughter Daena’s fledgling career move to DC earlier this summer. She just called and is in an AP photo bidding farewell to Karl Rove about an hour ago. She’s in the lower right hand corner, above the two little American flags:
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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.
IVF is already riddled with moral conundrums, not the least of which is the “selective reduction” abortions that often follow an overly successful IVF procedure (where a woman aborts one or more of multiple babies she has unwittingly conceived). There is also the problem of fertilized human zygotes (aka little humans) who are not selected for implantation being simply discarded without a second thought as to their intrinsic value as humans.
It comes as little surprise, for a procedure that is wont to constantly and consistently put the desires and preferences of parents before the humanity of their children, that the newest contribution to IVF science involves ravaging the bodies of murdered babies for their spoils.
That’s right, people: dead baby girls who have been the victims of abortion are now being utilized for their eggs….
~ Lauren Enriquez, Live Action News, April 2
This is not a new idea. According to a 1994 New York Times article discussing ovary/egg transplant from aborted children, “A 10-week-old female fetus has already made all its eggs, about six million to seven million.”
[Image of 10 week fetus via ehd.org]
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She’s gorgeous. She looks just like you.
She’s very pretty! You must be very proud. [Not going to talk about my loathing for Rove. No politics!]
I see her!
I second PIP’s post, she is very pretty, and I won’t let my dislike for Karl Rove overshadow that!
Good grief – Karl Rove….
But your daughter is indeed very pretty.
Doug
My, my, I’m proud of you, PIP and JK. Thanks for letting me share and enjoy my daughter’s fun moment in political peace…
And thanks for your kind words, all.
No problem, Jill
I have occasionally been seen on national television at college basketball games and my mom will call me and say “Hey I saw you on TV!”
wow, that’s neat Jill.
I like Karl Rove too, a great advisor to the president. He will be missed. The MSM was never fair to him.
A very lovely young woman. I bet you miss her!
leave it to Jasper to pollute an otherwise fine thread.
Jill, I’m glad your daughter is getting the chance to see inside Washington. It’s a wonderful experience. During the Clinton administration, my daughters and I had the wonderful opportunity to have a private tour of the West Wing (not by the President unfortunately) and I still treasure a photo I took of my oldest at the podium in the Press Rooom pretending to brief the press.
So, when can we expect Ms. Stanek to run for office?
Aw, Andrew. We have yet to see whether that’s something that interests her. Right now she’s looking at continuing her education, but she’s not sure in what area.
Go Daena!!
I’m reminded of Belinda Carlyle, of the Go-Go’s.
Doug
On second though, more like Belinda Carlisle, of the Go-Go’s.
I had even looked it up before the previous post… sigh.