Life Links 3-2-12

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  • The Wall Street Journal on the tabling of the Blunt Amendment:

    Nancy Pelosi called it “devastating legislation” and “the latest ploy in the Republican agenda of disrespecting the health of American women.” Planned Parenthood claimed the “dangerous proposal” would have allowed “your boss” — yes, yours — to decide “which prescriptions you can get filled and which medical procedures you can have,” including cancer screening, maternity care and AIDS medications.

    It sounds medieval. But in fact, the provision that the Senate tabled yesterday would merely have restored the status quo ante of one month ago. Those were the dark ages before the Obama Administration overturned traditional conscience protections with its birth-control insurance mandate under the Affordable Care Act.

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Lunch Break: Jesse Jackson honors “food-stamp President” Obama

by LauraLoo

The Rev. Jesse Jackson of Chicago’s Rainbow Push says it’s an honor for Barack Obama to be known as a food-stamp President. Do you agree?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4hSlkgnabM[/youtube]

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[HT: WLS890AM Chicago]

 

Andrew Breitbart: Adopted and pro-life

Breitbart’s politics were a bit more libertarian than Santorum’s, but Andrew was strongly pro-life. It was kind of personal with him, because he was adopted — his birth parents were a couple of ’60s hippie types — and Andrew thus understood deeply the enormous potential of “unwanted” babies.

~ Robert Stacy McCain remembering conservative activist and new media entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart (pictured with two of his four children), The Other McCain, March 1, 2012

[Photo via Daily Mail]

New educational campaign: The Con in Obama’s contraception mandate

Americans United for Life has launched a new educational effort: The Con: The Attack on 1st Amendment Rights.

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Lunch Break: Be like Mike

by LauraLoo

MJ’s 7-acre estate in Highland Park, Illinois is selling for $29 million.

This estate lacks the warmth and charm that most women love, but then – the owner caused a broken life and misery for his then wife.  No amount of money or possessions can cover an adulterous heart.

Another piece of information: MJ is only paying $165,000 property taxes on this $29M estate.

Thoughts?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twe7CIM347E[/youtube]

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[HT: WLS890AM Chicago]

CNN covers for Obama on infanticide support, cuts key information

On February 28 CNN’s Wolf Blitzer tried to play gotcha with Newt Gingrich regarding Gingrich’s statement during a recent Republican debate that the mainstream media had failed to scrutinize presidential candidate Barack Obama in 2008 regarding his opposition as state senator to the Illinois Born Alive Infant Protection Act.

Blitzer, attempting to prove that at least CNN had covered the story, played a clip of “special contributor” David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network interviewing Obama on the topic.

No surprise, the particular clip by which CNN chose to vindicate itself also appears to vindicate Obama, or at the very least question National Right to Life’s portrayal of Obama’s opposition to BAIPA:

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Ethicists: Magicians who can make people “disappear for real”

Here’s the thing – they’re right. If you accept their premises, they’re absolutely right.

The second we allow ourselves to become the arbiters of who is human and who isn’t, this is the calamitous yet inevitable end. Once you say all human life is not sacred, the rest is just drawing random lines in the sand.

An ethicist’s job is like a magician’s. The main job of both is to distract you from the obvious. The magician uses sleight of hand to pretend to make people disappear. But when ethicists do it, people disappear for real.

It’s almost a pro-life argument in that it highlights the absurdity of the pro-abortion argument.

~ Matthew Archbold, responding to the Journal of Medical Ethics researchers who argue for infanticide as an extension of abortion, National Catholic Register, February 27

[Image via economistmom.com]

Lunch Break: Leap Year birthday

by LauraLoo

Meet Leap Year “teen,” actor Dennis Farina , who turns “17” today.

If  you were one of these rare-birthed babies, would you celebrate the non-Leap years on February 28 or March 1?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEiu1j8Mu5w[/youtube]

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