by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Delaware’s AG’s office wants the suspension of the medical licenses of 2 abortionists at the same clinic (Atlantic Women’s Medical Services) where abortionist Kermit Gosnell worked part-time. AWMS was certified by the National Abortion Federation until it came to light that Gosnell worked there part-time:
(All photos in this post were taken from Grand Jury report. Click all to enlarge.) The National Abortion Federation touts itself as “the professional association of abortion providers in North America.”
1/12, 12:34a: Pro-life Professor Michael New has a perspective on Guttmacher’s report worth reading at NRO: The reasons for this slight uptick are fairly straightforward. A number of peer-reviewed studies have found that the strength of the economy has an impact on abortion rates…. [V]ery few media outlets are taking a longer-term view and asking […]
Yes, the Republican Party is the pro-life party. But the abortion issue often seems like its red-headed stepchild. For example, the 1994 House GOP Contract with America, which provided a Republican roadmap out of that decade’s liberal abyss, completely omitted any mention of abortion….
Jivin J has been covering the legal woes of East Coast abortionist Steven Chase Brigham (here and here), but Brigham has in recent weeks risen to the status of Quackery’s Quack, with authorities in 3 states now after him, and merits his own post. The Philadelphia Inquirer has synopsized Brigham’s abortion history: … Brigham, a […]
by super-coil abortion experiment in the early 70’s in which 9 of 15 patients suffered serious complications. According to the
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
