I know the feeling. Winning Keith Olbermann's "Worst Person in the World" award earlier this year was one of the coolest things that has ever happened to me in my capacity as pro-life activist.
So when earlier this week NARAL announced nominees for its "Hall of Fame and Shame," Personhood USA was proud to make NARAL's "Shame" short list.
Now the group is vying to win! So hold your virtual nose and go vote at NARAL and then spread the word. Help Personhood USA achieve this badge of honor....
... although NARAL, not known for scrupulousness given it promotes baby killing after all, will likely spite Personhood USA and give the award to someone else, even if Personhood gets the most votes.
Oh, whatever, this is fun.
Comments:
I loved the situation described in Sarah's autobiography where she was accused by the Wassilla Librarian that Sarah wanted to ban books........that hadn't even been written yet.
Liberals are so dumb.
Posted by: Phil Schembri is Hisman at December 30, 2009 12:50 PMVoted. Wish it was for president.
Posted by: carla
at December 30, 2009 3:02 PMI voted for you and I hope you do win. You're right, it is a badge of true honor to win the award of shame from NARAL. It should be called SNARAL! God forgive them for the lies they uphold. Keep up the wonderful work!
Posted by: Susan E. Teague at December 30, 2009 4:46 PMI went to NARAL's website and voted for Personhood USA, & I refused to give them any more than my intials (I refuse to allow them to use my full name for their pro-choice agenda) and I'm surprised my eyes haven't fallen out of my head for all the eye-rolling I've done at their misleading commentary. We mock their Hall of Shame and take it as a badge of honor and an indication of how well we're doing rather than letting them discourage or shame us.
Posted by: Rachael C. at December 31, 2009 3:41 PM*No, make that misleading and lame commentary at the NARAL website :-D
Posted by: Rachael C. at December 31, 2009 3:45 PMJill, I missed your "honor" from Olbermann. You're right, that is a real badge of honor for a pro-life activist and it is well deserved! Congratulations.
Posted by: Julie Schmit-Albin at January 4, 2010 11:17 AM