To give us a break from the daily grind… Two perspectives on an upcoming job-“creation” project to boost Kentucky’s economy – The Noah’s Ark project. Complete with ark, animals, Tower of Babel – all near the Creation Museum already in place. The project, based on Genesis 6 and already approved by the Kentucky Governor, is slated for […]

Yesterday the National Right to Life Committee held a state legislative strategy conference in Washington. I asked if I could attend, my blog tagline being, “With her typing fingers on the pro-life pulse,” as you’ll notice, and NRLC graciously consented. The 1st hour of the conference was open to the public. During that time NRLC […]

… [I]t may be that calling yourself pro-choice has become one of the the ways of identifying yourself with the educated class, even if your views on other subjects have shifted, subtly or starkly, in a more traditionalist direction. And likewise, calling yourself pro-life has become one of the ways of identifying as a morally-upright […]

A press statement has just been issued announcing the new Bipartisan Congressional Pro-Life Caucus co-chairs for the 112th Congress, which I am pleased to report. They are U.S. Reps. Chris Smith (NJ-04) and Dan Lipinski (IL-03).

Read my previous posts here, here, and here. The GOP Steering Committee voted for chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee tonight, and the bad new is pro-abort Fred Upton won.  The good news is Upton promptly appointed Joe Pitts as the Health Subcommittee chairman. Upton has been as liberal as they come on the […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN Wesley J. Smith explains how single-payer health insurance and rationing go hand in hand. Stand for Life shares the incredible story of a former Ms. Philippines Universe, who saw God’s hand in the most unexpected places when she sought an abortion in 1985.

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Both the Washington Post and the Washington, DC area NBC affiliate covered the pro-life protest at the abortion clinic in MD which is employing late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart. The Post estimated the crowd at around 300. I would be interested in seeing this video mentioned in the NBC […]

To give us a break from the daily grind… At just 13 months old, Dax was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia. He was given two bone marrow transplants as a part of emergency treatment; one from each of his parents. The doctors then told his parents that Dax would most likely not make […]