To give us a break from the daily grind… This video is a year old from the Ellen Show, but nevertheless the ideas are so original and the kids are so cute! Also, Ellen’s comedic timing is fabulous. Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.
by Carder According to an October 22 press release: Star [Parker]‘s campaign has raised a substantial total of $1,173,106 with $854,979 raised during the 3rd quarter alone. As of September 30th, Star’s campaign reported $243,460 cash on hand. By comparison, Richardson’s campaign has raised only $528,540 to date, leaving only $160,748 raised in the third [...]
A furor erupted in Catholic circles 2 days ago over a campaign postcard the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party mailed this week. Click all images to enlarge… On its face the postcard appears to accuse Catholic priests of ignoring the poor, a charge even politically unsavvy people would find weird, I think.
Read backstory here. If you didn’t see pro-abort Rachel Maddow’s documentary, The Assassination of Dr. Tiller, it’s worth watching. Click to view Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, and Part VI. I came away from watching the special thinking it was nothing special. So I was surprised to read of pro-abort [...]
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat There are various local news stories in which Lansing 40 Days for Life organizer Chris Veneklase discussed how he discovered aborted children in the dumpster of a MI abortion clinic alongside the names of the mothers who aborted. (See an earlier post on this topic here.)State Rep. Rick [...]
To give us a break from the daily grind… One of the cutest Trick or Treaters ever! He even manages to say “Trick or Treat”. LOL! Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.
The story of finding aborted babies and private medical records in the dumpsters of Michigan abortion mills would seem to be growing old. But this time legislative action will come of it. On February 27 pro-lifer Chris Veneklase found the aborted remains of 17 babies in medical ziplock bags, with the names of their mothers [...]
These people aren’t used to being confronted. They prey on the weak and they pounce on the wounded. ~Aaron Gouveia, writing about pro-life protesters at a Brookline, MA abortion mill, where he took his wife to have his 16-week-old daughter killed, as quoted by
A eye-opening debate was held October 20 at Ft. Lewis College in Durango about Colorado’s Amendment 62. Providing scientific evidence that life begins at fertilization were pro-life groups LifeGuard, Durango Pregnancy Center, Bayfield Christian, and Master Plan Ministry. Arguing to the contrary was Advocates for Choice, a student group sponsored by Planned Parenthood of the [...]
On October 17 President Obama campaigned at Ohio State University in Columbus for beleaguered Gov. Ted Strickland, trailing in the polls to pro-life Republican John Kasich. (Click photos to enlarge.)
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.
One of the school’s deans reported to police a teacher’s concern about Loughner responding to a classmate’s poem about abortion.
“… Loughner had made comments in the class about abortion, wars, killing people, and ‘why don’t we just strap bombs to babies,’” the police report says. “[The dean] said that Loughner has a ‘dark personality’ and is kind of ‘creepy’ and they had resolved to just keep an eye on him.”
Still, a later report by Aubrey Conover, an “Advanced Program Manager” at Pima College, described talking with Loughner about his in-class abortion comments.
“He said that the class had been talking about abortion, which made him think of death, which made him think of suicide bombers, which made him think of babies as suicicde (sic) bombers,” that letter states. “We talked about how you need to give context to you (sic) statements, especially when deal (sic) with emotional issues. Jared said he would not say anothing (sic) in class.”
~ Phoenix New Times, March 28, on Jared Loughner, convicted for slaughtering six people and injuring 13 others, including former U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, in a shooting rampage on January 8, 2011
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