Entries for the ‘MSM anti-life bias’ Category

PBS Frontline: “Abortion Clinic”

Reader Sarah from the UK sent me a link to a 1983 PBS Frontline episode entitled, “Abortion Clinic.” I was previously unaware of it (am I alone?) and viewed it Saturday, finding it deeply disturbing yet remarkable. It has not been far from the front of my mind since. I’m angry all over again. Abortion […]

Helen’s kind of life

Crotchety, 86-year-old liberal journalist Helen Thomas is completely undeserving of her front row seat in the White House press room. Some elders don’t deserve respect. She recently spoke at a Planned Parenthood of Greater Iowa fundraiser. Reported Lynda Waddington of Helen’s speech at New York Times reported July 17 that while the number of baby […]

Is Hollywood censoring abortion?

I previously Waitress and Washington Post this past Sunday, columnist Ann Hornaday incredibly blamed this on Hollywood – for being afraid of controversy? Please. Of course, this is false. These days Hollywood enjoys poking controversial sticks in America’s face, badgering us from Brokeback Mountain to Iwo Jima. But Hornaday theorized that on the topic of […]

The Censorship Doctrine

“Pro-choice.” Blah blah. The Left’s reintroduction of legislation called the explained: Scarcity-obsessed Dennis Kucinich has recently introduced plans in Congress to revive the Fairness Doctrine, which once let government regulators police the airwaves to ensure a balancing of viewpoints, however that’s defined. A new Fairness Doctrine would affect most directly opinion-based talk radio, a medium […]

MSM embryonic stem cell lies

The following left-wing cartoons ran in mainstream media (MSM) newspapers like the Washington Post or Tribune Media this past week. What do they all have in common? For starters, every single one omits the word “embryonic” when describing the stem cell legislation President Bush vetoed June 20. Oversight? Absolutely not, particularly since in his at […]

Glamour, pregnancy, and cancer

The July issue of Glamour magazine features a story about 28-year-old Erin Zammett, a Glamour staffer who decided to get pregnant despite the fact she has a form of leukemia so serious as to be often fatal until recently. Erin knew in advance she would have to go off her cancer med during pregnancy, which […]

Return to city of baby love

From the Citizen reported the culprit behind the blondell moment: The resolution was introduced by Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown at the request of Planned Parenthood, which helped her craft the document. Philadelphia would have been the largest U.S. jurisdiction to adopt such a resolution, joining the California cities of West Hollywood, Berkeley and Santa Cruz.

Imagine no Sean

Paul McCartney has always been my favorite Beatle. Who knew John Lennon, posthumously, would compete? Yoko Ono, though… stiill crazy after all these years. In a BBC interview


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