Aside from the controversy over the legality and safety of telemed RU-486 abortions, Iowa Republican Congressman Steve King wants to know if federal tax dollars are financing it. Rep. King is currently circulating a request to colleagues to sign on to a letter he will soon send to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius asking whether taxpayers […]

Well, here was an interesting article, in Politico on January 13: Leading abortion-rights advocacy groups have quietly raised concerns with Senate Democrats over plans to reform – and potentially weaken – the ability of a minority of Senators to block action on legislation, for fear that the move could open the way to anti-abortion legislation.

Are social conservatives losing the gay debate but winning the pro-life debate? If so, why? And does this really matter to pro-lifers? Conservative politico Matt Lewis wrote at Politics Daily on December 10: Social conservative groups… don’t have the juice they used to. Nobody on the right wants to admit this publicly, but they’ve lost […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN Ethika Politika dissects psychologist Brenda Major’s Washington Post article against the negative mental effects of abortion.

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat University of GA student Samantha Shelton is extremely confused. She somehow thinks a Center for Bio-Ethical Reform/Genocide Awareness Project display showing the remains of aborted children violated her university’s code of conduct by “‘infring[ing] upon the rights, privacy, or privileges’ of women who have exercised their right to […]

Pro-life Democrat North Carolina Congressman Heath Shuler announced on CNN yesterday he would challenge renown pro-abort Nancy Pelosi for the position of House Minority Leader: Well, obviously if she doesn’t step aside then I’m fully aware, I’m going to press forward. You know, I can add and subtract pretty well. I don’t have the numbers […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN Culture Campaign points out evangelicals were “the largest single constituency in the electorate in the 2010 midterm elections” and that they “compromised 29% of the vote and cast an astonishing 78% of their ballots for Republican candidates.”

A furor erupted in Catholic circles 2 days ago over a campaign postcard the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party mailed this week. Click all images to enlarge… On its face the postcard appears to accuse Catholic priests of ignoring the poor, a charge even politically unsavvy people would find weird, I think.