by Joan Vennochi thinks Focus on the Family made pro-choice advocates “look silly”: But some women’s groups foolishly took the bait offered by abortion opponents. When they learned about the ad, they tried to bully CBS into pulling it. That generated a super-sized pre-Super Bowl controversy that helped anti-abortion forces gain even more publicity. Thanks […]
It all turned out so well, I have a hard time making much of the fact that Focus on the Family’s Tebow ad, billed as pertaining to the pro-life issue, didn’t have anything to do with abortion. But looking back, Focus never said it would. In fact, Focus said it wouldn’t. CEO Jim Daly RedState.com […]
A Focus on the Family rep National Football Post piece today. It’s quite interesting to read thoughts about abortion on venues that likely have never articulated an opinion about it. Love it love it love it. I’m also entertained by the witty writing style. Maybe there’s more to sports pages than I knew. My goodness, […]
2/6, 9:35a: Les for Life at the public war against CBS to try to stifle pro-life free speech. I note neither PP nor its CEO, Cecile Richards, were
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.
