Lizzy: ‘Artificial birth control is unnatural and immoral.’ Jason: Hmm. That’s why I use natural birth control. Lizzy: What is a natural birth control? Jason: I just show up. ~ Celebrities Lizzy Caplan and Jason Alexander (pictured above), lampooning pro-life statements for This Is Personal campaign, via RH Reality Check, October 25. […]
UPDATE: 10/26, 7:15a: From Erick Erickson: The reason Barack Obama is running this ad is because he is done trying to get independent voters. He’s given up. Despite campaign rhetoric about fighting for evangelicals, he’s given up there. He’s given up on Catholic voters. He’s given up on the South. He’s given up on men […]
by Hans Johnson Hollywood celebrities have recently urged the signing of a Bill of Reproductive Rights: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mniw30c8Kj4[/youtube] But despite half a century of abortion advocacy from Hollywood and the mainstream media, more women consider themselves pro-life than not. Here is a response to them produced by Concerned Women For America: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro27bPKGttg[/youtube] Email dailyvid@jillstanek.com with your […]
Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, is affiliated with the pro-abortion Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
So while Concordia touts “sending into society thoughtful and informed men and women dedicated to the Christian life,” its definition of “Christian” is at least in part unrelated to the Bible.
A friend forwarded me a media advisory yesterday that DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards were holding a press call to demand that Mitt Romney pull his ad endorsing Indiana U.S. Senate candidate Richard Mourdock following his statement upholding the sanctity of life for children conceived in rape.
So I got on the call.
[C]onsider that Gallup reports that 52% of Americans support some restrictions on abortion, and an additional 20% think it should be illegal in all circumstances. That’s nearly three-quarters of the population saying they support at least some restrictions on abortion. Only 25% share President Obama’s view that abortion should be legal for any reason at […]
by LauraLoo and Kelli
During last night’s GOP Senate debate, Richard Mourdock said that the only abortion exception he believes in is to save the life of the mother. But it is his comments on pregnancies as a result of rape that have caused controversy.
Here are Mourdock’s comments, as quoted by FoxCarolina.com:
From Live Action’s press statement:
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.
