Life in America grows more unsettled by the day under President Barack Obama’s. watch One of many reasons is his administration’s betrayal of justice.

Meanwhile, liberals grow more hypocritical by the day.

Back in 2010 abortion proponents pressured the Obama Justice Department to investigate pro-life activists for distributing “Wanted” posters outing abortionists. Quoting from a CBS News story:

“It doesn’t say ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’ but the implications are clearly there,” said a doctor, who, fearing for his life, asked to remain anonymous….

One poster even cites a home address.

“These ‘Wanted’ posters are a call for my murder,” a doctor said.

Now we have members of the New Black Panther Party actually issuing “Wanted Dead or Alive” posters targeting 28-yr-old George Zimmerman of Jackson, Florida, in the shooting death of 17-yr-old Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman was a neighborhood watch volunteer who claims he shot Martin last month in self-defense. (Witnesses concur.) Martin was unarmed.

An investigation is underway, but it is apparently unnecessary according to the NBPP, which says Zimmerman “MURDERED” Martin “in COLD BLOOD” and is offering a $10,000 bounty for his capture.

Spike Lee went on to tweet Zimmerman’s home address to his 247,000 followers…

BTW, this is the same NBPP whose members attempted to intimidate citizens from voting in Philadelphia in 2008, and whose charges the Obama DOJ dropped.

Meanwhile, that same DOJ is itself intimidating pro-lifers by stalking them as they engage in their First Amendment right of free speech in front of abortion mills.

And while the NBPP has likely broken several laws with its Wanted poster, President Obama’s response has been to say, “If I had a son he would look like Trayvon,” meaning what?

Pro-lifers lament the death of Trayvon Martin.

But I’ll tell you something, President Obama, you hypocrite. You advocate the murders of 1,876 black children every day, half of which would look like you, and half of which would look like your daughters.

You harass pro-lifers who try to protect those children, and you give our tax dollars to their killers.

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli

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• Michael New exposes the media’s smear job against researcher Priscilla Coleman, whose findings published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research first showed sampling errors, opening the door to attacks by Guttmacher.

  What the media has conveniently ignored is that the corrected study still showed that abortion leads to a “statistically significant increase in the likelihood of 11 mental-health problems.” Coleman also published a 22-study meta-analysis last year in the British Journal of Psychology, which “offered the largest estimate of mental-health risks associated with abortion… and provided plenty of evidence that abortion leads to a range of mental health problems.”

• New website RejectObamacare.com encourages readers to send first class postcards to the Supreme Court Justices, urging them to rule against Obamacare.

• If a picture is worth a thousand words, check out Catholic Vote’s photos of how many came out on a working day for their local Rallies for Religious Freedom (like the one in NYC, pictured left) across the country.
• As the 40 Days for Life campaign enters its final week, participants share inside stories of workers being changed and lives being saved.
• On the two-year anniversary of an affront to parental rights, Abortion in Washington rounds up their past coverage on the transportation of a minor, during school hours, from Ballard High School’s on-site health clinic to a clinic for an abortion – without parental consent or knowledge. The teen was advised by the clinic that if she did not inform her parents there would be no charge. Though no law was broken, the trust between school and parents was.
• Bryan Kemper notes the twisted logic of Planned Parenthood and its supporters:
  
  

  I am so tired of Planned Parenthood and the pro-abortion machine telling me to “keep my rosaries out of their ovaries” or to “stay out of their bedroom and mind my own business,” but then they turn around and expect me to pay for these sexual activities with my tax money. Are you kidding me?

• Accepting Abundance notes how earlier and longer contraceptive use statistically leads to more unplanned pregnancies.
• Coming Home discusses the truth, straight from HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, about how the Obama Administration intends to pay for free contraceptives for all: by making sure people aren’t born.

  To top it off, the Congressional Budget Office tells us that Obamacare will now cost twice its originally promised price tag.

  Hear Sebelius in her own words:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpRG8q6LEyY[/youtube]

I’ve been following two (of eight) Freedom of Access to Clinics Act cases brought by Obama’s Department of Justice against pro-life activists.

There is good news to report on one and bad on another.

District court judges in both lawsuits had ruled against the DOJ, and the ball was in the DOJ’s court.

In its lawsuit against Kenneth Scott, the DOJ decided to fold. Recall all those videotapes the DOJ submitted as evidence against Scott that actually vindicated him. Reported WND.com on March 22:

As part of the settlement, the government agreed to drop all charges with prejudice, meaning they can never be filed again.

The agreement is an astounding capitulation by the Justice Department, which had assigned five federal prosecutors to go after Ken Scott, a pro-life advocate, for passing out information outside of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Denver.

Meanwhile, the DOJ will continue to harass pro-lifer Mary Susan Pine. Recall the court all but accused the DOJ of setting Pine up. Yet the DOJ is undeterred. Acording to Liberty Counsel, which is representing Pine:

After being thrown out of federal court and chastised for filing a case with no evidence, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is back for more. He has filed an appeal in Holder v. Pine, a political prosecution of a pro-life educator.

Holder unsuccessfully sought thousands of dollars in fines against Susan Pine, as well as a permanent injunction banning her from counseling women on the public sidewalk outside the Presidential Women’s Center abortion clinic [in West Palm Beach, Florida].

Without any evidence, Holder accused Pine of obstructing the entrance to an abortion clinic in violation of FACE. Federal Judge Kenneth L. Ryskamp dismissed Holder’s lawsuit because of a complete failure to present any evidence of wrongdoing. This, coupled with the DOJ’s cozy relationship with PWC and their joint failure to preserve video surveillance footage of the alleged act, caused Judge Ryskamp to suspect a conspiracy at the highest level of the Obama Administration. He wrote, “The Court can only wonder whether this action was the product of a concerted effort between the Government and PWC, which began well before the date of the incident at issue, to quell Ms. Pine’s activities rather than to vindicate the rights of those allegedly aggrieved by Ms. Pine’s conduct.”

Liberty Counsel has now asked Judge Ryskamp to award Pine approximately $140,000 in attorney’s fees and costs for having to defend herself against Holder’s political lawsuit.

by LauraLoo

Dr. Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention, named one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in America, spoke last Friday at the Nashville, TN rally to stand up for religious freedom:  

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKjtPHnhyjI&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.

[HT: Susie Allen]

I do not understand how a woman in this Legislature can say to herself: “I’m not capable of making my own health decisions… but I can get elected and make them for somebody else.”…

What is wrong with these women? What are they thinking about? Are they women? Or are they men with breasts?

~ Democrat Pennsylvania State Rep. Babette Josephs, insulting female ultrasound/informed consent bill co-sponsors, as quoted by Townhall.com, March 26

[Photo by Bradley Bower via pennlive.com/AP]

I have a new poll question up:

How do you think the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Obamacare?

Politico posted a piece today detailing six ways the Supremes might go. I have listed those as options in the poll on the lower right side of the home page.

The majority of you got the last question right: “How many states do you think are down to one abortion clinic?”

The correct answer is five: Arkansas, Mississippi, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming, which is great news. We have the other side on the run. It is only a matter of time before our first state is abortion free.

If you voted, find your own brightly colored flag on either the U.S. or International map…

As always, make comments to either the previous or current poll here, not on the Vizu website.

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat

• Matthew Hennessey on the unnaturalness of abortion:
  
  

  (Abortion) is a lot of things. Natural, it is not.

  Yet, somehow the politics of this have gotten all turned around. The greenies are in league with the pro-abortion people. The same ones who promote all-natural living—organic fruits, locally-grown vegetables, hormone-free milk, free-range chickens, solar panels, wind turbines, etc. — are usually the same ones who want to make sure that women everywhere have unlimited access to synthetic compounds — gemeprost, methotrexate, mifepristone, misoprostol, etc. — that cause abortions.

• Here’s another rosy profile of Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, this time via the San Antonio Express-News.
• In the UK’s Daily Mail, Kathy Gyngell writes about the complete failure of emergency contraception to lower the pregnancy and abortion rates in Britain:

And despite all this our teenage birth rate is still five times higher than the Netherlands, double that of France and more than twice than Germany. This cannot be right. It is quite clear now that the solution Labour’s Teenage Pregnancy Unit dreamed up is not the answer. Their idea was to halve this birth rate by 2010 by promoting the wider use of contraception and the morning-after pill. Well, it has not.

Whatever anyone thought about its potential efficacy in the past, the idea that the morning after pill protects young girls from unwanted pregnancy now lies in tatters. The medical profession’s “gold standard” Cochrane Review says there is no evidence it does. Worse, health economists from the University of Nottingham have found that emergency contraception provided free to teenagers led to a rise in unwanted teen pregnancy. And it has contributed to dramatically rising sexually transmitted infections amongst teenagers.

[Photo via pharmaage.com]

by LauraLoo

This video was made in response to Planned Parenthood’s president Cecile Richards calling on women to make videos called, “I Have a Say.”  Here are Catholic women – and the men who love them – who have a say.

Amen to our pro-life brothers and sisters!

Musical accompaniment is by one of my favorite Christian artists, the late Rich Mullins.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2TvD0RbIlU[/youtube]

Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.

[HT: Vicki S.]