(Prolifer)ations 3-30-10
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Kevin McCullough points out some of the lesser known parts of the infamous health care law, like the fact that
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Kevin McCullough points out some of the lesser known parts of the infamous health care law, like the fact that
by JivinJ, host of the blog, NY Daily News, a man became enraged when his wife refused to have an abortion. He apparently attempted to kill both his wife and her sister in front of a room full of children. In Louisville, a high school custodian
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, ProWomanProLife links to the somewhat amusing back story about the 13 Canadian Liberal party lawmakers who were no-shows on (and 3 who voted against) their own motion to include abortion funding in Canada’s G8 Initiative….
by JivinJ, host of the blog, is on trial for stomping his girlfriend on stomach after she changed her mind and decided not to have an abortion: … Chattaway and Daisy Glazebrook were shocked when their 2-year romance resulted in an unexpected pregnancy, and they arranged for a termination. But Chattaway became incensed when she […]
by JivinJ, host of the blog, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s Consistency with Longstanding Restrictions on the Use of Federal Funds for Abortion.” My question is if “the Act maintains current Hyde Amendment restrictions governing abortion policy and extends those restrictions to the newly created health insurance exchanges” then why is it “necessary to […]
by JivinJ, host of the blog, was defeated: The Liberal motion did not specifically mention the word “abortion” but its intent was understood. Indeed, Ignatieff at one point during debate railed against “botched procedures” in the backstreets of the developing world….
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Big Blue Wave points out that in officially atheist countries like Vietnam (which has no restrictions on abortion), the doctors who perform these abortions feel sadness and conflict about killing these “unlucky” babies. The alarmingly high abortion rate in Vietnam, as well as the
by JivinJ, host of the blog, William McGurn has an excellent column in the Wall Street Journal on Bart Stupak and pro-life Democrats: Amid the recriminations it’s easy to overlook what Mr. Stupak had cobbled together. His amendment restricting federal funding for abortions, passed in November, marked the only bipartisan vote in this whole health-care […]