With the convictions in the case against abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell – three counts of murdering live babies and one count of involuntary manslaughter – abortion is back in the national discussion. It’s pretty clear from the Grand Jury report that, during Gosnell’s thirty plus year career, he likely murdered hundreds, if not thousands of […]Continue Reading
I suppose this means that if pro-life people prayed to a GOP victory, they would have been denied tax exempt status. Washington Examiner: During a House Ways and Means Committee hearing today, Rep. Aaron Schock, R-Ill., grilled outgoing IRS commissioner Steven Miller about the IRS targeting a pro-life group in Iowa.“Their question, specifically asked from […]Continue Reading
The government is running out of time to try to halt implementation of a federal judge’s ruling that would lift age restrictions for women and girls wanting to buy the morning-after pill. U.S. District Judge Edward Korman in Brooklyn last week refused to delay enforcement of his month-old decision while the government challenges his ruling, […]Continue Reading
In 1854, Abraham Lincoln confronted America’s first “pro-choice” Senator, Stephen Douglas, in a speech in Peoria, Illinois. “Choice” then was about slavery, not abortion. Douglas sponsored the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which addressed the sticky question of how to deal with the legality of slavery in new territories entering the union. The Kansas-Nebraska Act resolved this by […]Continue Reading
Ann Kane The FDA, under the direction of Dr. Margaret Hamburg, has now approved over-the-counter sales of Plan B One-Step emergency contraception to people 15 years of age and older. Just two years ago, the legal age was 17 and older. Originally, the pharmaceutical manufacturer Teva applied to the FDA to have the contraceptive be […]Continue Reading
For weeks, jurors in Philadelphia heard grim testimony about deaths and squalor at Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s inner-city abortion clinic. While they listened, the murder case reverberated far beyond the courtroom, changing — at least for the moment — the tone of the national debate on abortion. Groups supporting legal access to abortion, after major successes […]Continue Reading
Paul Greenberg Kermit Gosnell. If you don’t recognize the name, that’s understandable. His trial in Philadelphia — on multiple counts of murder — has been covered extensively by the local papers. But beyond that, it’s as though a news blackout had been declared on the major networks and newspapers of the mainstream denomination. Some things […]Continue Reading
Why Conservatives Need to Get Aggressive on Abortion Intensifying the Fight for Life For years elements within the Republican party have argued against politicians running on an aggressive socially conservative platform. They said that social issues were losing issues and that elections would be won and loss based on the economy and taxes. This line […]Continue Reading
Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison A very significant date, March 4, 2013, has passed virtually without notice. It was on that date that President Obama’s tenure exceeded that of Abraham Lincoln. We can all give thanks to God, of course, that Mr. Obama’s term in office has not been cut short, as Lincoln’s was, by […]Continue Reading
“Dr. Kermit Gosnell is not an aberration,” said Lila Rose, the president of Live Action, a group of pro-life undercover filmmakers. She was introducing a new undercover video that shows the horrors described in Gosnell’s trial “are business as usual for the abortion industry in America. Nationwide, it’s just another day at the office.” While […]Continue Reading
The trial of Philadelphia abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell, facing the death penalty for the deaths of four infants and one woman in his clinic, is over. America has moved on. It’s exactly what the pro-abortion contingent wants. They want Gosnell out of the news because they want abortion out of the news. Ongoing discussion provokes […]Continue Reading
by Dave Jolly Do you have any idea who is responsible for the most deaths in US history? Most people I ask that question to say war or the military. Believe it or not, total US deaths caused by war, both military and civilian since the Revolutionary War is about 1.3 million. War also accounts […]Continue Reading