Students at Wesleyan University in Middleton, CT, have produced an “I Have Sex” video to support taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood. It has already received over 240,000 views (warning, vulgar) in only 10 days… [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaxBR1AiFS4&feature=player_embedded[/youtube] That video has supposedly spawned students at other colleges to create their own “I Have Sex” videos, such as Bard […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Alan at the Stand to Reason Place blog provides a helpful flow chart which groups defenses for abortion into 3 categories and lists how to respond to them using STR techniques. An AL man has been found guilty of killing his girlfriend and her unborn child:Timothy Stallworth of […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, Abortion Gang blog, Shayna attempts to argue that pro-lifers know fetuses aren’t the same as children because they haven’t (to the best of her knowledge) pushed for tax exemptions for unborn children and stillborns. The argument is obviously logically flawed for a number of reasons but Shayna is also […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, Ross Douthat on the differences between teen birth and teen abortion in red and blue states: More important, Cahn and Carbone also acknowledge one of the more polarizing aspects of the “blue family” model. Conservative states may have more teen births and more divorces, but liberal states have many […]

Bart Stupak is the new Democrat Party It Guy.

UDPATE, 12:17p: Latest whip count from Politico last night: Rep. Jason Altmire, a PA Democrat who has positioned himself as a key swing vote, said he thinks leadership is seriously struggling to marshal the votes. “They’re calling the hardnosed people… who have put out firm statements saying no,” he said. “They wouldn’t be doing that […]

Only 1 sentence on abortion (There’s scads of trouble and they haven’t even gotten to that issue yet?!), but this is still all good news… more wrenches in Obamacare’s works. Furthermore, a delayed timetable increases the likelihood Scott Brown would be in place to vote against the bill in the Senate, Roll Call last night, […]

Interesting blurb from told CNBC Monday that he was not at all sanguine that the House and Senate could resolve their differences to produce a single piece of legislation that would have the support of a congressional majority. “Everyone feels, I guess, to some degree who have been for this, that they would have liked […]