I would like to defund Planned Parenthood….
I want to take all of that money and put it directly into adoption services to give young women the choice of life, not the culture of death.
~ GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, commenting at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s presidential forum in South Carolina, as quoted by Newsbusters via CNSNews, January 18
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UPDATE, 7:52p: Personhood USA Life-stream choppy. CNN has great live-streaming here.
UPDATE, 7:15p: @thomas_hall tweets that over 40 media outlets are present…
UPDATE, 7:03p: The live-stream can be enlarged to full screen, if you didn’t notice. Sound isn’t great. I can hear better with earbuds. Tweet at hashtag #ProLifeForum.
I met Rick Santorum in 2000 when as U.S. senator he sponsored the Born Alive Infants Protection Act.
Senator Santorum also sponsored the Partial Birth Abortion Ban, when during Senate debate he discussed my testimony (page S12918).
So I have always had a soft spot for Rick Santorum, but not only for his vast pro-life record, about which I’ve only scratched the surface.
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
Kale said the overall numbers might be small, but if the phenomenon is showing up in census data, it’s not as small as people here want to believe.
“Anyone saying it doesn’t happen in Canada or happens in ridiculously low numbers is just wrong,” Kale said. “I’m convinced we need to do something.”
by LauraLoo
Warning: One graphic abortion pic in the montage.
Background music sung by Kenny Chesney.
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So I see abortion as fundamentally a mother’s act; an abortion as an act of love, love not only for oneself, but the family that one has at the present moment.
And making the decision, a very difficult decision, that this life cannot come to term.
~ Feminist author and abortion clinic owner Merle Hoffman in her new book’s trailer Intimate Wars: The Life and Times of the Woman Who Brought Abortion from the Back Alley to the Board Room from The Feminist Press, On the Issues Magazine, Winter 2012 Issue
I received the following from a second grade teacher:
The class has been learning about Martin Luther King, Jr., and we were talking about how one person can make a big difference. We talked about how he had a dream.
So they had a writing assignment to write about what their dream for the world right now is. This little boy wrote, “My dream for the world Is for president Obama to not be president ever again. Because he says you can kill babies. And because that is a dumb law.”
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Since I wrote a week ago that Randall Terry’s dream of airing graphic abortion ads during the 2012 Super Bowl was becoming a reality, liberals and MSM nationally and internationally have been abuzz with the story.
Terry reports ad contributions have been rolling in. He is eligible as a presidential candidate to purchase ads in 35 NBC metropolitan media markets. He has now secured 11, up from two last week. Terry will only be limited by the amount of money he has to spend.
Donate here to help bring this unique opportunity to fruition: showing Americans the truth about abortion when their eyes will be glued to the television, actually looking forward to viewing the Super Bowl’s popular commercials.
Terry’s Super Bowl ad has now been completed. Here ’tis. Note the warning at the beginning, which is good:
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.
