Notre Dame isn’t the only Indiana function Barack Obama will attend this Sunday.
westin protest slide 1.JPGObama is also scheduled to headline a Democrat fundraiser at the Westin Hotel in Indianapolis at 4p EST for 4 Democrat reps. Tickets range from $250 to $5k.
And Intercessors for Life picketers will be there as well, to remind Obama and his followers – free of charge – exactly what the man supports: abortion in all its glory.
Email Rudy Guerrero for details on meeting place. Time to meet will be 3-3:30p EST….


westin protest slide 2.JPGPhotos are of IFL protest at same Westin a month ago against another pro-abort.
There was an interesting article in the May 11 South Bend Tribune, with Indiana Republicans speculating Obama’s Notre Dame visit may cost him in the Hoosier State in 2012:

But Obama’s swift action on abortion after taking office has received a lot of attention. Three days after taking the oath, he revoked a 2001 executive order from President Bush that cut off U.S. money to foreign aid organizations that offered advice or counseling on abortion, lobbied for legalization of the practice and assisted people with “voluntary population planning.”

Then, in early March, Obama removed limitations on human fetal stem cell research.
St. Joseph Co. Republican Party Chairman Chris Riley – who earned his law degree at Notre Dame in 2001 – said those steps, plus a controversial memo from the Dept. of Homeland Security, show Obama to be much further to the left on abortion than where people originally thought.
“I think Barack Obama procured the university’s confidence under totally false pretenses,” Riley said. “He campaigned as an abortion moderate, as somebody who wanted to work to reduce the number of abortions. But he has governed in a completely different manner.”…
Those steps on the national stage, coupled with publicity around the Notre Dame visit, could cost Obama politically here in 2012, Riley said.
“He has taken us on a dramatic march toward the political, social and economic left,” Riley said. “I know people that voted for Barack Obama and saw him as somebody who could bring together a hurting nation, but are shocked at the legislation that he has proposed.”…
[S]tate Rep. Jackie Walorski, R-Jimtown, said she understands the protests….
Abortion could cost Obama some serious political capital in Indiana, Walorski said.
He narrowly won here in 2008. Before that victory, Hoosiers hadn’t voted for a Democrat since Lyndon Johnson in 1964….
“Him coming to ND, and the divisiveness of what this has caused in the ND community family, and Catholic community at large, I think will play a big role” in the next election, Walorski said. “It’s given pro-lifers as much of a spotlight as it has the pro-choicers.”
It’s also renewed a debate that wasn’t really heard in 2008, she said.
“The mainstream media would like to have America believe that this is irrelevant, that the pro-life issue is no longer a relevant conversation piece and that we’ve moved on past that in this country,” she said. “I would say, ‘Well, really? Welcome to Notre Dame, Indiana.'”

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