There’s not much else to call the following post by Megan Carpentier at new Gallup poll shows the pro-life trend in America is the “new normal,” Carpentier suggests the uptick is only due to Gallup suddenly referring to us anti-abortionists by the more friendly term, “pro-life”: The problem is, of course, Gallup has been using […]
Following are the top 10 stories of greatest impact to the pro-life movement in 2009, in both my opinion and the opinion of my blog readers. I’m listing them in chronological order, not necessarily in order of significance. 1. Jan. 20: Inauguration of President Barack Obama, who was quick to please those hoping pro-lifers were […]
I’m surprised this piece yesterday in New York magazine, calling it a “[t]hought-provoking piece.” It’s no-spin depressing for the other side, actually. The article is long but a good read. And, with a reminder that this was written by a pro-abort, it makes quite the convincing case for incrementalism. Stay strong, pro-lifers, we’re winning. Here […]
by intern Anne Marie D. Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs… Washington Post article noting that economic prosperity no longer translates to a low fertility rate in some highly developed countries. According to the article…
From Washington Times, today…
Recent polls have trended pro-life, some to historical highs (click all to enlarge)…
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.
