Abortion proponent Christina Page wrote a piece May 6 in the Huffington Post entitled, “Should adoption be a reproductive right?” Page started by claiming pro-lifers “insist” adoption as an “easy choice” for birth mothers, a charge I’d be interested in seeing Page back up. Page went on to equate adoption with abortion, thereby providing a […]
This week abortion proponent William Saletan at Slate reviewed a conference held at Princeton in October that sought to find areas of common ground on abortion. From it Saletan gleaned 5 suggestions for pro-lifers, in synopsis: 1. Reduce the abortion rate through voluntary means. “Rather than focus on passing laws… study data on why women […]
We’ve always said “pro-choice” is code for “pro-abortion,” because the other side only pushes that 1 of the 3 choices of mothers in crisis pregnancies. On June 18 the
In June 2009 the RH Reality Check launched penned by then editor Scott Swenson, speaks of a naive time that seems so long ago and far away, although it was only last year: In so many ways, the election of President Obama is viewed through a lens of its healing potential…. President Obama is asking […]
In his Jan. 22, 2009, “On Common Ground” forum, inviting thinkers from both sides to publicly contemplate. To date, of 15 contributors, only 2 are solidly pro-life – Kristen Day of Feminists for Life – and they have each only posted once. The problem is pro-lifers fundamentally oppose every “common ground” plank Obama and pro-abortion […]
in a post yesterday, that on the very day of this man’s death a Feministing blogger was considering ways to “turn this terrible tragedy into an opportunity to strengthen the pro-choice movement….”
We come back to asking why an abortion proponent would want abortion to be rare, a dangerously moralesque view first expressed by Bill Clinton. The Obama administration is trying to build on this. According to abortion advocate Christina Page in the WorldNetDaily.com. [Bumper sticker courtesy of
Pro-abort bloggers Christina Page on the RH Reality Check are attempting to spin Barack Obama as “centrist” on abortion, or even “pro-life.” Beyond the fact that this is a wild lie, the question is why, according to them, would this be a good thing?…
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.
