Friday, February 18, was a historic day. The United States House of Representatives voted 240–185 to cut off funding to the nation’s number one promoter of the culture of death—Planned Parenthood.
Would you be outraged? Presumably, you would be. Yet the sad fact is that this idea is not too far-fetched. Let’s look at the facts.
It is rather curious the way some proponents of taxpayer-subsidized sleaze frequently get hoisted on their own petard.
The push to enlighten Congress and to encourage its members to vote to defund Planned Parenthood is not solely a pro-life matter.
Do you remember your first algebra lesson? I do, even though it was many years ago. We learned that algebra is the study of unknown numbers (variables) that, through the use of equations, can be discovered. Algebra is the mastery of problem solving.
As we enter the next phase of the Congressional struggle over defunding Planned Parenthood, there are some historical facts that need to be brought into focus.
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Genius is a gift that can be expressed in a classroom, a corporate structure or even on YouTube! Recently we witnessed a perfect example of this in American Life League’s video, “Planned Parenthood’s Bunnies.”
As Planned Parenthood continues its campaign of lies to ensure its funding and its survival, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had the audacity to say last week that there will be no defunding of the abortion giant in the bill to continue funding of the government this fiscal year.
If only the Church would leave women alone, there would be no guilt after abortion. Men, too, could send their babies to their deaths and not give it a second thought. All would be well in Abortionland.
Our family recently received a call from the Executive Director of the PA Pro-Life Federation letting us know that we are the recipients of the 2011 Pennsylvania Pro-Life Leadership Award.
Building a culture of life is not something for the weak of heart; that is well known among those of us who have labored in the pro-life vineyard for so many years.