by Hans Johnson

Debating abortion can be very frustrating. Pro-choice supporters can’t seem to see the forest for the trees. It’s almost understandable for older males who haven’t been around babies for many decades, but much less so for those who have. But pro-abortion beliefs in doctors who work hands-on with the youngest humans is inexplicable.

Going one step beyond is Dr. Lisa Harris (pictured right) who confessed a few years ago to feeling her baby move in her womb as she dismembered another in an abortion. She admitted to a little “sadness” but, as LifeNews reported this week, this event did not make her waver one iota from her pro-abortion views.

by Carder Progressives have apologized for being right. But we don’t have to. Abortion saves lives, improves lives, and makes for a stronger society. The facts are decisively on our side. Most profoundly, Pollitt’s book is a call for us all to reclaim and speak out about the truths we know. Personally, I like abortion. […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli

• Culture Campaign reports that Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring has ruled that Planned Parenthood and other health professionals will no longer be obligated to report statutory rape except when the perpetrator is believed to be the girl’s parent or legal guardian. For those who thought that electing this man along with Clinton crony Terry McAuliffe as VA’s governor was a “pro-woman” idea, you are seeing the fruits of your labor: no one will be expected to help these children. CC quotes the Washington Free Beacon:
  

A Politico article today about new abortion cases that could reach the Supreme Court gave bare mention of its potential review of RU-486 regulation.

But due a circuit court split on laws regulating the administration of RU-486, such a review looks likely - and promising for the pro-life side.

by Hans Johnson At a time when about 64% of babies  diagnosed as having spina bifida are aborted, it should be remembered that this condition is often correctible. One notable example is Grammy-winning singer John Mellencamp, who was a pioneer patient more than 60 years ago. He relates his story to Anthony Mason on CBS, […]

by Kelli On the left, it has become a source of frustration that the swift acceptance of gay rights has not been accompanied by a broader liberalization of sexual attitudes, particularly around reproductive issues. “That’s where the anti-abortion side has succeeded,” says [gay activist Dave] Fleischer. “They’ve made people feel that to speak up and […]

by Kelli Athlete Jennifer Bricker was abandoned by her birth parents after she was born without legs. Her adoptive family always told her she could do whatever she set out to do, and that “can’t” wasn’t to be a part of her vocabulary. Jennifer decided she wanted to try tumbling, and became not only successful, […]

by Carder What do abortion and Ebola have in common (aside from making [Texas Department of Health Commissioner] David Lakey’s life miserable this week)? Both the new restrictions on abortion facilities in Texas and the government intervention to manage the Ebola threat are potent reminders of why expectations that our lawmakers and leaders will protect […]