Entries for May, 2008

New poll/Old poll

The new poll question is up: Off-topic question this week: The spike in gas prices, plus the Senate’s May 13 vote to continue blocking ANWR and offshore oil exploration, has provoked an American uprising, size and strength yet unknown. What is your opinion of domestic oil drilling? I’ll be interested to compare answers between Americans [...]

How not to hold a Planned Parenthood fundraiser

On May 28, Denver pro-abort millionaires Joris and Regina Brinkerhoff planned an extravagent $275-a-plate fundraiser for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains at their $5 million home at 1681 E. Cedar Ave., with its beautiful backyard view of the Denver Country Club. I’m told the night was gorgeous – as was the location – for [...]

Pfleger’s trinity

Fr. Michael Pfleger has just Pro-Life Action League]

Pfleger to Archdiocese 2002: “… have the balls to fire me”; Wright defends

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No Frances Bean?

When I think of dead stars Heath Ledger and Kurt Cobain, I think how comforted their families must be to have a piece of them left here on earth in their daughters, conceived in imperfect circumstances. And a convenient abortion was recommended for at least 1 of them, according to the

I’ve been rejected

On top of having frustrating site issues yesterday – my posts wouldn’t upload – I received a rejection notice from the Democrat National Committee for my request to attend its Denver convention as a credentialed blogger this August… I applied last month, making the pitch that I represented a signficant minority in the Party, but [...]

Nicole’s domestic bliss

We tracked the latter end of Nicole Richie’s pregnancy (here) because she and boyfriend Joel Madden established the cover of Harper’s Bazaar with more sweet thoughts and photos of daughter Harlow in a feature article. The website

Stone’s “karma” crack reaps her bad karma

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Sebelius hosts Tiller and staff at guv’s mansion

On May 26, columnist Robert Novak open letter to Sebelius asking her not to receive communion due to her pro-abortion stance. He stated Sebelius indicated she felt resigned to support abortion: “The governor has spoken to me on more than one occasion about her obligation to uphold state and federal laws and court decisions.” Sebelius [...]

An iron will to live

It’s all in the attitude. Every life has merit and is worth living. We mourn the loss of this fighter and express appreciation for her loving family. From the

Who Is Jill Stanek?

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.

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20130325-224350.jpgHaving ended its first week, earlier chapters of the [abortionist Kermit Gosnell] trial were much more charged. Those included gruesome and revolting descriptions of dead babies – oh, excuse me, I mean fetuses, not babies, not even the one that was seven months along [gestational age depicted in image, right] who could have walked Gosnell to the bus, he reportedly joked.

It’s nice to have fun on the job.

Jurors nearly sobbed when they learned that Gosnell reportedly cut the spinal cords of dozens of fetuses and babies, which means the state believes at least some survived birth, allowing Gosnell to be charged with murder.

It’s amazing that what separates human from nonhuman, baby from fetus, is the thickness of the wall of the mother’s belly.

Uh-oh. This is heading where maybe it shouldn’t.

~ Stu Bykofsky, Philly.com, March 22

[Image via ehd.org]

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