Entries for January, 2009

Congratulations Life Prizes Award Winner Jill Stanek!

For your dedication and efforts in the defense of life. From the moderators, proofreaders and regulars at JillStanek.com.

Stanek: 1 month vacation announcement

UPDATE, 1/17, 8:30a: I’ve posted my

BornAliveTruth.org hosts world premiere of “22Weeks”!

New poll/Old poll

Bill O’Reilly asked a great poll question this week, and I thought I’d ask it here: Are you rooting for Barack Obama to succeed? Congratulations to Sarah Palin for polling as the 2008 Pro-lifer of the Year in last week’s poll, and congrats as well to 2nd place winner, David Bereit! Here was the vote [...]

New poll/Old poll

The new poll question is up: Who do you think should be named the 2008 Pro-Lifer of the Year? Thanks for reader suggestions for nominees. Here were responses to the previous poll question…

Sunday funnies

No political cartoons on our issue this week. This one by Chuck Asay…

Long weekend question

Two questions: What stands out in your mind as the biggest pro-life story of 2008? Who would you nominate as Pro-Lifer of the Year for 2008? I’ll run a poll after getting suggestions. [Graphic courtesy of

  
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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, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 22

[Image via ehd.org]

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