by LA Times has an article regarding the concerns of abortion rights groups in regards to Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, Sonia Sotomayor: “I simply don’t know Judge Sotomayor’s view on Roe vs. Wade. I will be very concerned if the question is not asked and answered during the Senate hearings,” Nancy Northup, president of the […]

by University of Washington’s paper covers a visit by the Genocide Awareness Project. Some pro-choice students protested the exhibit (one appears to be holding a sign which reads “Pro-Choice is Pro-Life”) while others used other means: The tone of the protest shifted when one student egged the exhibit, and another scribbled on the signs advertising […]

by Kelli Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs… Suzanne from No Apologies. In her article, she urges pro-life women to make themselves heard and to not allow one type of “feminist” to speak for all women…

by Michael Stokes Paulsen wants to know how serious President Obama is on finding common ground: Mr. President, you say that abortions are never undertaken lightly, and without acute anguish. I wish this were always true; and so do you, apparently. But some abortions – many, actually – are had for many reasons we would […]

by intern Bernadette P. Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs… MSNBC report that Mel Gibson, director of The Passion of the Christ, recently announced he and his wife are filing for divorce citing irreconcilable differences and has conceived a child with another woman, Oksana Grigorieva of Russia. Reports have confirmed that she is […]

by LA Times has another article with the thesis that bad economic times are leading to women having more abortions. The article included this story which I’m guessing was supposed to be horrifying: She said one woman from Kern County first called ACCESS when she was 11 weeks pregnant. The woman said her insurance wouldn’t […]

by Yuval Levin has an interesting piece in the National Review pointing out how Obama‘s rhetoric at Notre Dame should at least slightly encourage pro-lifers. Levin points out how the popular self-interest arguments formerly used by leading pro-choicers have gone by the wayside: But his speech should leave pro-lifers optimistic, because it illustrates the transformation […]

by Yahoo News has a Politico piece on the Obama/Notre Dame controversy which does a good job of allowing pro-lifers to respond to Obama’s speech: One of the protesters at Notre Dame, [our own] Jill Stanek, an anti-abortion blogger who did not support Obama, said the president’s speech sounded eerily familiar. “It was just a […]