Stanek on Hannity and Colmes TONIGHT
Last night I taped a segment for Hannity’s America that is going to air TONIGHT during Hannity and Colmes.
The spot was originally scheduled to run this coming Sunday, but the Democrat National Convention got in the way.
I’m glad. More viewers during the week than on weekends.
I’m told The O’Reilly Factor is going to cover the Obama/Born Alive scandal tonight as well.
Also, fyi, I’ll be on Michael Reagan’s radio show tonight at 7:30p EST.
Finally, a little scoop. An insider tells me Obama’s camp is going “ape sh**” over all this.
Aug.20, 2008 12:54 pm |
Born Alive, Campaign, Obama |
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.
Jill, I can’t wait to see you. Also, did anyone else see that Obama is down 5pts to McCain in the most recent poll?
Woohoo!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080820/ts_nm/usa_poll_politics_dc
Jill: You are doing a great job keeping this front and center.
Jill, you’re killing me, YOU’RE KILLING ME!!
Do you see, my dear prochoice friends, what is happening here? He can loudly proclaim that he is about as patriotic as they come, he can get the energy/economic/foreign policy ball going.
But a simple mention of the truth, the same truth that he and his camp are so DESPERATELY trying to brush off, Brother Barack is absolutely beside himself.
All of Jill’s inside scoops aside…his display of frustration displayed Saturday night, and then 24 hours later he’s *misstated*, shouldn’t that be enough?
That’s what MK, Hisman, Bethany, all of us have been trying to get through to you: the brother lied!
I’m sure you have a good source in the Obama campaign.
If this issue is the best the right can throw at Obama, I doubt they’re very concerned.
Yay for TiVo cause I don’t know if I’ll be home tonight to see!
Yeah, back people into a corner over their own lies and they usually will go ape**** rather than just, I don’t know, tell the truth.
Jill, great work! Keep those liberals on their toes! We’ll be watching tonight!!!!
Here’s one response to one interpretation, Hal 1:23 :)
The right do not find their source in the Obama campaign. There probably would be no good source in the Obama campaign.
The right do not throw their issue at Mr. Obama. They nurture their issue. Proabortionists do not throw their issue at Mr. Obama, either. Pro-abortionists just want Mr. Obama to condone their killing of their issue.
Cafeteria lady: How many months are you?
Kate: Oh, around 7
Cafeteria lady: You are big! A boy?
Kate: Oh yeah!
Cafeteria lady: Ah I knew it. Have a good one.
Good news….must mean I look convincing.
hehehe pip, at least she didn’t try to touch your belly. I hated when people did that to me.
GO HOLY SPIRIT! KEEP PRAYING EVERYBODY!
Let’s all keep the info. movin’!
Send out emails with Jill’s YouTube piece…it’s working.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIdbYjmbFzo
And what time does Hannity and Colmes come on tonight? I might have to watch this
8:00 cst. 9:00 pm east.
Awesome, I’ll be home then. I am actually interested in what Jill is going to say…
::gasp:: Imagine that
PIP, congratulations and I sure want to hear what your findings are in the end.
Cafeteria lady
That’s like a “lunch lady,” right?
Doug,
I’m SO EXCITED. Things are pulling together by the day. I’ll keep you guys updated occasionally but I’ll defintely post the doc on youtube and ask Jill to post it here.
The cafeteria lady really worked at the school’s Au Bon Pain, but yeah she was working the lunch shift :P I was meeting someone who is helping me out a lot. So I wore the suit to show him. School starts monday and I do need to update the belly before then (I have a form fitting shirt now, and need to smooth out some lines). He too thought I was pregnant at first. I’m really excited!
Wait, PIP, are you pretending to be pregnant or are you really pregnant?
I dont know if anyone’s already pointed this out, but it’s really a case of the Obama campaign being greedy. Early on, he never had to answer for his liberal credentials in the same way that other primary opponents did because people knew that he had been this radically left in the past, and so it benefited him greatly with the interest groups, and with the primary. His credentials were never in question. But now that he’s moving moderate, and moving to the center, he wants to act as though this abortion vote was a procedural thing and that this wasn’t obviously just a way to show the pro-choice money men and list brokers that he was their man all the way. Hillary was right, the only serious campaign this guy’s ever been through was against Alan Keyes, and, let’s be honest, that wasn’t too serious. I wonder how many other skeletons Obama has waiting to come out.
midnite,
I’m pretending to be pregnant: I’m doing a documentary about pregnant college women and the first part of it involves me posing as a pregnant student for the first two weeks of school.
Hillary was right, the only serious campaign this guy’s ever been through was against Alan Keyes, and, let’s be honest, that wasn’t too serious.”
Well, he beat Hillary. And Richardson, and Edwards, and Biden. Not too shabby.
Skeletons? What skeletons?
Go Jill Go!!
Go PIP Go!!
PIP:
Ah, I gotcha. Well, let me know how that goes. I’d like to see the film :o)
Oh this is so awesome. Keeping it in the spotlight!
Finally, a little scoop. An insider tells me Obama’s camp is going “ape sh**” over all this.
Yes!!
I am really looking forward to watching Hannity tonight.
Midnite, it should be on at 8:00 our time! :)
Hal, Obama cheated the entire time. The Texas election alone proved this to be true. The corruption during the TX primaries was staggering.
Obama’s people were literally inventing delegates during the initial cacuses. Forms were stollen in the middle of the night, people admitted to being from different states…it was a MESS
mwaaaahahahaha!!!!
I LOVE it when pro-aborts lose their minds over the messes they make for themselves!!
Your column at WND was excellent, Jill.
A pat on the back for you and your work at WND.
PIP:
Does your project include going into an abortion clinic and pretending to be a rather naive girl contemplating an abortion?
If so, please record it. Who know’s, you might get a Pulitzer prize for your expose.
Carder is referring to Barack Obama as “brother”. Classy.
Hi Midnite:
I hope you’re feeling better.
looking at it theologically, or scientifically, that is to say it is a moral issue of which I can say with certain specificity exactly why Obama voted against the Illinois BAIPA was cause his political career, and furthermore that is to say his platform for change was launched from the coattails of Planned Parenthood so the relative moral equivalency of this debate cannot be construed to mean he is actually pro-infanticide, just that he takes his queues and bases his decisions on these morally wrenching issues without deference to morality, when in all logic and reality it merely points to his indifference to the lives of these babies when looked at from the perspective of his rabid association with the abortion industry.
Jill,
I don’t have cable and will actually be heading to the DNC tonight so I’ll definately be praying 4 ya :) If ya wanna tell him bout me @ all and the saline abortion I survived @ 4.5 months gestation nearly 25 years ago, feel free to :) Thanks 4 everything!
4 LIFE,
Brandi
psalms23rules@msn.com
HisMan:
Nope, not feeling better. But thanks for asking. I might kill one of my co-workers this afternoon
I couldn’t help it, SoMG. If you were to meet me in person, you’d see that when things get to tipping on the emotional scale, I slip into street mode. Honest.
I live in what I call the semi-hood: drug dealer catty corner from my house, all night soul train parties on the weekends across the street, and a cluster of rednecks about 8 houses down from me. It’s a trip.
I’ve been known to call caucasian acquaintances “brother”, too.
Just a ghetto thang…
Jill,
Great job on Laura Ingraham yesterday! I will definitely try to tune in this evening after my fitness class which runs until 8:00 pm:/
Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication to exposing Obama for who he is.
I think I smell someone’s pants on fire.
Whewwwwwww!!!!!
What’s wrong with calling somebody “brother” SoMG? Or do you take that as a derogatory race thing? It’s not.
Carder,
Can I come over for a soul-train party..those sound like fun.
What’s wrong with calling somebody “brother” SoMG? Or do you take that as a derogatory race thing? It’s not.
Elizabeth, I don’t think it’s racist, but I do think it’s just kind of weird to repeatedly call him Brother Barack and, occasionally, “the brother,” when virtually no one else gets the same treatment.
Alexandra,
Eh, I have been immersed with people from extremely diverse backgrounds and it’s just not something anybody ever took offense to I guess. BTW, who calls him “the brother”? Not any white people I know, I’ve heard mostly black people call him that, so I don’t see why white people doing it is the issue here. Kind of like with the N-word. I don’t like anybody using it and I let that be known to whoever’s within my earshot that I hear using it. It’s equally offensive to me, and I think black people are fooling themselves into thinking by taking ownership of the term that they are changing its meaning around. They’re not. In fact, they do the opposite, and then act all offended if a white person were to use it, as though the meaning of the word has suddenly changed.
But I think the term “brother” is more of a universal term anyway.
:end of rant:
BTW, who calls him “the brother”? Not any white people I know, I’ve heard mostly black people call him that, so I don’t see why white people doing it is the issue here.
I don’t know carder’s race, nor do I care.
You know, my 3 year old has a better sense of moraltiy than Obama.
My newborn was crying while I was doing laundry and my 3 year old came into the room to tell me that she was cold and that he had covered her up. He could see someone else suffering, and was trying to help. He’s not special, it’s just human nature. We try to help those who need it.
“My newborn was crying while I was doing laundry and my 3 year old came into the room to tell me that she was cold and that he had covered her up. He could see someone else suffering, and was trying to help. He’s not special, it’s just human nature. We try to help those who need it.”
You don’t think Obama covers cold babies? Man o Man, you guys really don’t like this guy.
Hal, I’m not saying that he wouldn’t cover a cold baby, just that the instinct to care for another suffering person is natural.
Obama squelshes this instinct in favor of some sort of political gain.
Hal, I’m not saying that he wouldn’t cover a cold baby, just that the instinct to care for another suffering person is natural.
Obama squelshes this instinct in favor of some sort of political gain.
Posted by: lauren at August 20, 2008 5:59 PM
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Instincts don’t save the lives of/or prolong the deaths of premature infants. I’m sure that you know that what is necessary is the medical and scientific knowledge to do so. What you need to ask yourself is what kind of legal blanket you are looking for concerning preemies and why.
Alexandra: I don’t know carder’s race, nor do I care.
I’m not sure, but I think she once described herself. Cute, IMO.
Anyway, as time has gone on, Carder has gotten cooler and cooler, if you’ll permit me some old white guy slang.
Sally, of course not but it does give you a starting point.
I would like to see a law that all children born alive are given responsible car. What I mean by this is that they are given comfort care, fed, and breathing assistance if possible. If in the course of treatment it become obvious that surgery will be necessary, I believe they should be treated with the same sort of care that would be given to any other person.
They should be treated with human dignity.
I believe that it is important to have laws to protect premature babies because they are often born prematurely because they have certain disabilities that leave them very vulnerable to eugenics.
gosh, when I heard “Brother Obama” or “The Brother” the first thing that came to my mind was a preacher!
I’m way out of the loop…
MK, I’m pentecostal…we call everyone brother/sister.
Thank you Lauren. I thought I was nuts! lol
My newborn was crying while I was doing laundry and my 3 year old came into the room to tell me that she was cold and that he had covered her up. He could see someone else suffering, and was trying to help. He’s not special, it’s just human nature. We try to help those who need it.
Posted by: lauren at August 20, 2008 5:22 PM
If that isn’t the dearest thing!!! :)
Nice job Jill… LifeNews.com loves ya.
Great job on Hannity! Thank you for your tireless efforts, it means a lot to so many people. You are sure to be blessed abundantly.
Jill:
As a Registered Nurse practicing in CT, I was very proud of you, both as a spokesperson for this movement, and as a representative of our noble profession.
I am a first time visitor to your site, having seen you on the Hannity & Colmes show tonight.
For most of my adult life, I have struggled with the abortion question. As a nurse, and a Catholic, I once baptized what one of my patients thought was a spontaneously aborted fetus. We both cried, and I will always remember that moment. Although I was positive the materials were not fetal, I respected her wishes.
As a feminist, I once felt strongly that every woman has a right to choose, and the right to an abortion should be protected.
I have known women who have had abortions, and those women never heard anything substantial about the post-trauma of the event, how many women never forget, harbor guilt, or develop depression.
Most of the “literature” available originates from supporters of abortion, and, most women are given information about the psychological damage that completed abortion can cause.
Anyone who disputes the scientific fact that life DOES begin at the moment of conception, has never seen the dramatic cell splitting and exponential growth of that ONE cell, beginning with the sperm and ova.
Barack Obama, and others of his ilk, who accept the THEORY of evolution as scientific fact, yet, reject the reality of conception and the beginning of human life, are being dishonest.
Your interview tonight is just one more revelation that Obama is not what he purports himself to be, and I applaud your efforts to bring this forum to life.
Thank you.
Diane L. RN
CT
Welcome Diane L. :)
PIP: I’m SO EXCITED. Things are pulling together by the day. I’ll keep you guys updated occasionally but I’ll defintely post the doc on youtube and ask Jill to post it here.
Ha! So awesome, K. It is such a pleasure to see your words and the products of your facile mind.
Obama wants change all right – HE WANTS TO CHANGE A LIVING BABY INTO A DEAD ONE!!
Obama’s chances for the presidency should be JUST AS DEAD!!
Congratulations !Great interview on Hannity and Colmbs tonight.
I was pro-abortionist for years but gradually shifted my views based on years of information on the topic. I’ve learned enough to better appreciate the anti-abortion positions and to see where I was wrong.
Many years ago, I was once a surgical orderly in a large hospital and saw specimens of “monster babies” in jars.
Question: To all you medical professionals who have seen or know about “monster” babies (so horrible to look at that they are certain to psychologically traumatize the mother (and loved ones) should they see the malformed and disfigured “child”. What are your thoughts on this topic?
Jim in Utah
“Does your project include going into an abortion clinic and pretending to be a rather naive girl contemplating an abortion?”
Well, I interviewed a girl at PP but she didn’t really give me much info in terms of specifics. She just said that they do several rounds of counseling before referral, and that she couldn’t tell me exactly how many go which way (she mostly did education) so she focused on education. But she did give me a fact sheet so that is a bit helpful on some level. I might re-contact her and ask for a counselor contact, though.
the problem is, I don’t have a hidden camera. Those are expensive :(
I got some GREAT ideas from the guy I had lunch with today (in campus ministry, sponsor for SFL, new communications teacher). We might do a “focus group” for students to sound off on what they think of SLU’s policies, and how we can better address these issues, and he can interweave it in with his class about “research methods”.
Also, since I don’t have a hidden camera, maybe have the prof(s) pretend to be filming the class for an “excellence award.” That way, it can be out on the open. I could collect release forms or something after that.
On a sadder note, I keep finding out the more I look how clueless our employees are. I found the “pregnant-now what” pamphlet in our student health center in the very far corner amongst all the other pamphlets (yet the corkboard was plastered with help with eating disorders and AA info). In that it said that SLU’s health insurance covers “maternity care.” When I asked THREE health admin employees, none of them had any idea what that specifically entails. They sent me to the mercy.com website.
which makes me wonder, what would they tell women who come in and are actually pregnant and ask these questions??
(actually I did call in on camera and said “I have a positive pregnancy test, and I don’t know what to do or what my next step is. I’m a little scared. What’s my next step?” And I was told to find an OB/GYN–one that a friend might recommend to me?)
Diane L,
I hope this isn’t the last we hear from you.
There’s another nurse that posts here regularaly by the name of Mary. She does a wonderful job of presenting the medical issues of things with regard to patient care. And great with history, too.
We have SoMG who is also a medical professional, but he’s on “the other side”.
Welcome!
Puerto Rican
Question: To all you medical professionals who have seen or know about “monster” babies (so horrible to look at that they are certain to psychologically traumatize the mother (and loved ones) should they see the malformed and disfigured “child”. What are your thoughts on this topic?
Jim in Utah
Posted by: James at August 20, 2008 11:48 PM
James,
Although I am not a medical professional, I work as an advocate for women who experience miscarriage. I sit on a steering committe for a large hospital and we are now planning our 4th annual pregnancy loss conference. This conference is directed at caregivers who come into contact with women who experience loss and covers a wide variety of topics related to pregnancy loss. This topic has been addressed on more than one occassion.
What I have learned is that women who deliver babies born with severe pysical deformities aren’t negatively affected by viewing their baby. Women and their families tend to look at these babies with love in their hearts just as they would if the baby had been born without any physical deformities.
Most medical professionals will try to prepare the parents for what they will be seeing and parents often times will comment that the baby didn’t look “as bad” as they thought it would.
Bereavement photography is very popular now and parents will often want to photograph their baby to have keepsake memories to cherish. Photographers trained in this area can get beautiful photos of the babies hands, feet or discreet shots of the baby being held or cuddled by their family members.
I can hardly stomach the phrase “monster babies.” UGH. Clearly, some parents love their children no matter how they look. Even if they live only a short time. My friend’s baby was missing the back of her head due to anencephaly and the nurses put a little pink cap on her and wrapped her up and she looked like baby Grace not a “monster baby.”
Sandy,
I have seem Bethany draw some beautiful portraits of babies as well. :)
“seen”
good grief.
Don’t worry, Carla. I won’t tell.
Thanks, Doug.
You know I won’t argue abortion with you…won’t go there again…but I do so enjoy a little good ol’ fashioned ribbin!! :)