As most know by now, the U.S. SUPREME COURT ruled by a lopsided 6-3 majority on October 14 that Texas could not enforce that part of its 2013 omnibus pro-life law requiring abortion clinics to meet the same standards as other ambulatory surgical centers, this while the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals makes its decision on the case.

Michigan Rep. John Conyers [pictured], the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, said the bill “tramples (on) the rights of women under the guise of nondiscrimination, while doing absolutely nothing to provide women with needed resources for their babies, female and male.” Citing opposition to the bill from groups such as the American Congress […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Who’s more “extreme” on abortion: a candidate who favors partial-birth and tax-funded abortion or a candidate who is against abortion except in cases of life, rape and incest? For some reason, Virg Bernero thinks it’s the latter. Adult stem cell researcher Jean Peduzzi Nelson writes about some of […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Cathy Cleaver Ruse has a piece in the Washington Times on the fight to allow abortions at military hospitals: No, the real goal of this abortion maneuver is to use the military to accomplish radical social change – to mainstream abortion, to press the government into providing it […]

UPDATE, 9:30p: The strategy of the White House from the beginning has been to portend Elena Kagan’s confirmation to the US Supreme Court as a done deal, and perhaps it was – until her slimy Senate Judiciary Committee testimony about the part she played re: the partial birth abortion ban. Yesterday in DC the chatter […]