by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
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by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
Obama’s abortion extremism is such that, as a state legislator, he opposed protection for — I’ll use his words here — “that fetus, or child — however way you want to say describe it” when, contrary to the wishes of the women involved and their abortionists, there was “movement or some indication that, in fact, they’re not just coming out limp and dead.” Babies were inconveniently being born alive, self-styled health-care providers carted them off to utility rooms where they would be left to die. That is infanticide, plain and simple. In Illinois, people tried to stop this barbarism by supporting “born alive” legislation. Barack Obama fought them all the way….
by LauraLoo
What would you do if you saw would-be parents argue with a pregnant teen? John Quiñones asks the question “What Would You Do?”
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPtJM7n1g7s&feature=related[/youtube]
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UPDATE, 12:14p: More evidence the “compromise” stinks: Planned Parenthood likes it.
UPDATE, 12:02p: From a House source:
I think strongly that teen pregnancy and young people having babies when they are not emotionally, financially, or otherwise equipped to take care of them, is kind of glorified in our media right now….
I don’t think Buffy should have a baby. I don’t think Buffy can take care of a baby. I agree with Buffy. It’s a very difficult decision for her, but she made a decision that so many people make and it’s such a hot button issue with Planned Parenthood under constant threat and attack right now.
A woman’s right to choose is under attack as much as it’s ever been, and that’s a terrible and dangerous thing for this country….
~ Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic book creator Joss Whedon on his decision to create a storyline with Buffy getting an abortion, Entertainment Weekly’s Shelf Life, February 8
[Graphic via Bleeding Cool]
Fox News reported today that a Texas high school coach faces felony charges after giving the morning-after pill to one of her underage 16-yr-old students.
There’s the first reason not to make the morning-after pill easily available to adults: Just because an adult buys it doesn’t mean an adult will take it.
Shippensburg University in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, says it is comfortable selling the morning-after pill Plan B from a vending machine because all students are over age 17.
But who is to say it will be a student buying the drug, not a teacher? Or a student dating a minor?
On Yahoo! Answers a guy asked:
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
In reference to Komen, Feldt says, “Planned Parenthood has to play really hardball or else, I guarantee you, there will be no funding from Komen in a few years.” Over the past week, Planned Parenthood has emerged strong. But as Feldt warns, “you may win a battle, but you can lose the war too.”
Breaking news…
EWTN has just announced it filed a lawsuit today to block the contraception mandate. From the National Catholic Register:
“EWTN’s lawsuit is important because the network is not a church. They are a lay-run organization, and they have a right to live by and practice their faith and project the messages they want to project. For the government to say that only churches have religious liberty – but individuals do not – is contrary to what the First Amendment is all about,” said [Mark] Rienzi [law professor at Catholic University of America].
At nearly the same time, Priests for Life announced it, too, is filing a lawsuit:
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