The Malthusian paranoia of a coming population boom has nothing on the reality of a coming population implosion. Frankly it kinda makes a girl want to procreate. ~ MSNBC contributor S.E. Cupp (pictured) commenting on Jonathan Last’s What To Expect When No One’s Expecting, via MSNBC’s Inside the Cycle, February 23 [HT: Jill]
Even a professor at Catholic University of America, Stephen Schneck, has proposed the absolutely insane argument that voting for Obama is a good thing because there will be less abortion under him than Romney because Romney’s policies will cause more poverty and therefore more abortions. And this man has a PhD.–and more to the point– […]
It’s a strategy question.
Jonathan Last at The Weekly Standard has written a great piece, “The Party of Abortion,” beginning with:
The Democratic party underwent an ideological evolution in Charlotte last week. They are no longer a pro-choice party. They’re the party of abortion.
As if to prove his point, the pro-abortion group Feministing posted this tweet last night…
which linked to this gif (featuring drag queen RuPaul, btw)….
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Here’s an article in the China Post about the rising trend in Taiwan for married couples to abort their first child. Taiwan’s total fertility rate in 2010 was 0.895. A ballot proposal to legalize abortion in Liechtenstein failed: Opponents won the referendum with a majority of 514 votes, […]
In study after study, researchers find that parents are consistently less happy than non-parents. No matter how you control the sample, if you have two identical people—one with a child and one without—the parent will be 5.6 percentage points less happy. ~Jonathan Last’s review of Bryan Caplan’s book, Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids: Why […]
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Overheard at the Abortioneers’ blog: I see patients who are sad after their abortion just as often as I see patients who are elated they aren’t pregnant anymore. At the Acton Institute, Michael Miller discusses a piece in the Weekly Standard by Jonathan Last entitled, “America’s One Child […]
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.
