JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

It has always amazed me to watch the pandering that goes on as men and women find the power of the presidency so alluring that they can no longer resist the temptation to run.

Over the years we have often equated the act of abortion with the ultimate act of child abuse.

The recent news reports about Jennifer Raper, the 45-year-old mother of a two-year-old child who prior to her birth was targeted for death by abortion, shocked a great many people.

What does it mean to practice medicine? If someone brings a sick friend chicken soup, is that person practicing medicine?

It has been reported that the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine has dropped its opposition to physician assisted suicide.

I cannot tell you how many times people have asked me about a pro-life curriculum that could be used in way that would train teens to be the future pro-life leaders of this nation.

It was somewhat disconcerting to read the article about a police investigation involving a transplant surgeon.

In an extremely sad turn of events, it has been revealed that not one, but three women have been seriously harmed by “safe and legal” abortion.

A 21-year-old Planned Parenthood intern, Karlene Hafemann, of Buffalo, New York, told an interviewer, when speaking about the Gardasil vaccine, “If people don’t want to see their children die, their mothers die, there shouldn’t be an option.

Over the last four years American Life League has sought, through advertising, public commentary, personal communications

A recent event in the South Dakota legislature reminds all of us that factual information about when life begins is the last thing proponents of abortion want anyone to know.

Recently the co-author of California Assembly Bill 354, the California Compassionate Choices Act, Assemby member Patty Berg, told the Eureka Reporter: