In The Politico’s “Democrats’ abortion relapse,” featured in Human Events, July 20, compares the reality of the abortion-fanatic Democrat-controlled Congress vs. promises they made before the 2006 election to focus on common ground between pro-lifers and pro-aborts, as incoming Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said 1.5 short years ago, “there is an opportunity to find […]

This cartoon by Nick Anderson ran today in the Washington Post: Two family values being mocked are teachings that sex is appropriate only within the confines of marriage, and abortion is wrong. Meanwhile, alternatives that the no-family values crowd have promoted the last 30-40 years have wrought nothing but harm and despair. Can its proponents […]

I read this interesting post by transgender activist Marti Abernathey on the

Pro-abort Meg Wilson, a senior at Georgetown U in DC, posted this on the “Why pro-choice is a bad choice for Democrats.”…

These are notes I took from a speech yesterday, “Abortion jurisprudence from Roe to Carhart II,” by Clarke Forsythe, president of

This is for pro-lifers interested in the debate on Incrementalism vs. Purism, hereafter known as Prudentialism vs. Absolutism, brought to the fore by the Americans United for Life, at its legal institute: We all want to make a difference, but we are tempted to think sometimes anything less than the perfect is a compromise. That […]

This week I am attending American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, made this point: Since 1973, abortion proponents have argued its legitimacy on a three-legged stool: 1. That which is being aborted is a blob of tissue. 2. Abortions are good for women. 3. We don’t want those kinds of people (insert reason here: […]

Brazilian super model Gisele Bundchen issued a challenge this week. In response to the Pope’s visit to her country and the Catholic Church’s stance on contraceptives and abortion, she said, according to AP….