I have just been in Colorado speaking for the Colorado for Equal Rights campaign for personhood. The wonderfully committed people involved with this effort need to collect at least 76,000 signatures by the first week of May.
The pro-abortion forces in the state of Florida have sunk to a new low. The Florida House passed legislation that would require expectant mothers to undergo ultrasound exams before going through with the abortion.
I grew up in and around New York City; so, at an early age, I became aware of con men plying their trade.
Some years ago a very holy priest explained that once the door was opened to contraception, all manner of sexual sins would flood the culture.
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation is not making many friends in the pro-life movement despite their seemingly sincere dedication to eradicating the threat of breast cancer and discovering helpful treatments for those women who have already been diagnosed with this dreaded disease.
Today a few headlines noted the discovery of what appeared to be the remains of a preborn baby, found in the bathroom of a Continental Airlines plane.
Some days ago American Life League began looking into reports from California that Planned Parenthood affiliates in that state had defrauded state and federal taxpayers to the tune of at least $180,000.00.
On March 20th I wrote about the Lathrop Village, Michigan police investigation of the abortionist whose Dumpster became newsworthy when the body parts of aborted children were found by a group of heroic pro-life activists.
I have read a few commentaries from various pro-life leaders on voting, the role a presidential candidate may play in the future selection of Supreme Court judges and the somewhat veiled suggestions that sometimes one must vote for a candidate
Gender-selection has frequently made news headlines, particularly when it is related to some new fangled gizmo that is designed to help a couple “get” the exact child they are seeking.
A few days ago headlines across the nation declared “1 in 4 Teen Girls has STD.” The story got traction for all of about five minutes on the network news and then reporters moved on to the next “big” story.
The most recent case of misguided justice is a decision of a Mesa County, Colorado district judge. His name is Richard Gurley, and his ruling came down on Holy Thursday. Now let me tell you what he said.