Last week I reported several pro-life voting trends and triumphs (here, here, and here). From an August 10 Pew poll comes another. Pew asked registered voters which of 13 key issues were “very important.” While “abortion” ranked near the bottom, still more than 4 in 10 thought it was important. Key, though, is that Republican […]
Here’s a Saturday bonus, because it is so rich. We’ve read ad nauseum the discouraging stories about pro-lifers deserting babies to vote for pro-aborts. But I’d never seen a story in the reverse – until today.
UPDATE, 7:35a: More good observations in Politico today. One excerpt: Analysts see a slew of factors behind the increasingly narrow votes on Supreme Court nominees. The Senate as a whole has become more polarized, in part because of the rise of partisan media outlets and the Internet. The courts themselves have become a greater focus […]
It was only 3 weeks ago I optimistically reported Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston had reemerged as a couple with plans to marry. Many of you commenters were not so optimistic, and it turns out you were right. What a cad that guy is. And Bristol was (hopefully not still is) too trusting. From People […]
by JivinJ, host of the blog, is in more trouble – this time for employing unlicensed nurses and failing to pay his taxes. The state of PA has ordered abortions to be halted at all the abortion clinics he owns there. He also owes the IRS nearly a quarter of a million dollars for failing […]
UPDATE, 7/15, 11:25a: The House Republican’s #2, Eric Cantor, also issued a statement yesterday condemning Obamacare’s inclusion of abortion funding in the PA “high risk” plan: In the months leading up to Democrat passage of ObamaCare, we fought hard to ensure that no federal funding would be used to subsidize elective abortion. Unfortunately, in the […]
UDPATE, 1:09p:
by JivinJ, host of the blog, Adam Freedman has a piece in the National Review discussing how Roe v. Wade could be an obstacle to Obamacare: Because the right to privacy is deemed fundamental, any statute that threatens that right is subject to “strict scrutiny” by the courts. It is difficult to see how the […]
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.
