by Wall Street Journal has an article that calls abortion the “top threat” to health care reform legislation. The

So what else is new? The pro-abortion group NARAL began running a Freep.com, NARAL will also run the ad “in other key midsize media markets, including Richmond, VA, Raleigh, NC, and the Portland and Bangor markets in ME,” explaining: The ME markets make sense because Republican Sens. Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins could be key […]

by Ross Douthat notes a double standard with regards to pro-choicers who oppose the governmental funding of crisis pregnancy centers: Again, I can see why the pro-choice side dislikes crisis pregnancy centers, and especially dislikes the idea of public dollars being funneled their way. But if we don’t want to fund ideologically charged organizations that […]

by intern Heather B. Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs…

by Time has an article on Senator Bob Casey’s concern about abortion in health care reform. It begins with this exchange that adds to the gathering mound of evidence that Senator Debbie Stabenow isn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer. It’s like she thinks she can convince people and Senator Casey that there is no […]

by Wesley Smith notes a changed clause in Senator Reid’s health care bill could force insurance providers in states where assisted suicide is legal to include assisted suicide in their plans: If assisted suicide, or even euthanasia, are legally considered forms of “end of life care” in a particular state – as it is now […]

by Americans United for Life has posted a summary of Senator Reid’s

UPDATE, 5p: Pro-lifer Lynn has found the Southgate abortion mills advertised online. Clicking on their names will take you to the real estate ad with both exterior and interior photos. Most interesting is they try to conceal the fact these are abortion mills. The waiting rooms are so sad, knowing what patients were waiting for. […]