Pro-abortion Republican and former NJ Gov. and Bush EPA head Christie Todd Whitman blamed the GOP’s election loses on us: “[T]he party was taken hostage by ‘social fundamentalists,’ the people who base their votes on such social issues as abortion.” Now the
Imagine that happening here to understand the magnitude of Vazquez’s decision. Feminist Daily Newswire yesterday. Do the exceptions sound familiar? They should. They’re the U.S. Supreme Court’s definition of the “health” exception, in other words, legalizing abortion on demand. The other side promises to come back. Of course. Our side should learn from them. [HT: […]
by New York Times entitled, “Abortion Politics Didn’t Doom the G.O.P.”: Overturning Roe and Casey has never been an easy task, and the election of Barack Obama will make it that much more difficult. Facing a hostile governing majority, pro-lifers can and should talk more about the possibility of compromise: They should explain, more often […]
UPDATE, 10:20a: Forgot to mention Daena and I saw Twilight last night and really liked it. I gave it 3-1/2 stars; she gave it 4. Buying the book today. _______________ No political cartoons on our issue this week, but here were a couple on other topics that caught my eye… by Nate Beeler on Townhall.com…
You wouldn’t know in the immediate aftermath of the KS Supreme Court’s decision yesterday that it ruled in Johnson Co. District Attorney Phill Kline’s favor on all merits of a lawsuit launched against him by Planned Parenthood and the KS Attorney General’s office. Here is a sampling of MSM/liberal blog headlines… But, here is what […]
A month has passed since the 2008 elections. Now that the dust has settled, how do you think the pro-life movement should change strategies or messaging, if you think so at all? For instance, a pro-abortion opinion writer in the
The new poll question is up: Who did more to advance the cause of women in 2008? Choices are Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, Sarah Palin, or the ever popular Other. Here were the answers to last week’s question…
News headlines on Life issues by Bill Beckman of 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.
