JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

The situation in South Dakota is beginning to get desperate for those who support the “right” to kill babies in the womb through medical and surgical abortions.

Alarmed by the increasing number of pro-life Americans, pro-abortion politicians and pundits have made a habit of admitting that abortion is a sad and tragic choice.

Dr. David Stevens, CEO of the 17,000 member Christian Medical and Dental Association, has told the media, “HB 1215 is by far one of the most principled pro-life laws this nation has ever seen.”

We are astounded to hear that the archbishop of Portland Oregon has publicly endorsed Measure 43.

The pro-abortion, anti-family Center for Reproductive Choice is suing the Food and Drug Administration because “women of all ages” should have access to the abotive morning after pill known as Plan B.

The most devastating headline I have seen in the unfolding South Dakota saga is the one that tells us that some of South Dakota’s mainline pastors have joined together to oppose the ban on all medical and surgical abortions in their state.

While the Boston Herald reports that NOW’s campaign to focus attention on the “five thousand” women who have so far expressed their gratitude for their abortion, claiming that “real women” abort their children and are not ashamed, one has to ask a couple of simple questions

Joseph Stanford, MD, has spoken out on the series of deceptive claims made by the manufacturer of Plan B and apparently ignored by the Food and Drug Administration.

When I first heard about the recently produced documentary, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, there was no real desire on my part to dig into the subject.

Planned Parenthood has made it a habit of providing their followers with the most scurrilous attacks they can find on a number of pro-life leaders including yours truly.

Recently an 18-year-old Texas man was charged with cruelty to animals for slamming kittens to the ground and kicking them toward a snarling pit bull.

Vanessa Cullins, MD, is not only the vice president of medical affairs for Planned Parenthood Federation of America but a woman who takes her commitment to sex very seriously.