When killing is your business
It has been nearly twenty years since the first warnings came out regarding the safety of the abortion drug RU-486.
It has been nearly twenty years since the first warnings came out regarding the safety of the abortion drug RU-486.
Cokie and Steve Roberts have established quite a following with their various commentaries on current events. But on the subject of abortion they have gone way too far.
Kim Gandy is having a real problem dealing with the truth. She recently wrote on the subject of abortion, “The bottom line is that it’s her body, so it has to be her decision.
Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette has decided to start a political action committee. She is calling it the Stem Cell Action Fund, and the not-so-surprising fact is that several of Hollywood’s
The media reports never seem to get it right when it comes to abortion.
Many years ago I sat at a table in the White House, looking at a dumbfounded President Ronald Reagan. I had just told him that under his administration, research was being funded in the United States on an abortion pill called RU-486.
The Connecticut Catholic bishops are in a difficult state, brought on by their own acceptance of compromise. By following the so-called Peoria Protocol
Hyperbole dressed up like fact continues to interest me, especially when it emanates from the culture of death’s chief analysts.
South Dakota Gov. Michael Rounds made a great statement when he signed the genuinely pro-life bill that just arrived on his desk from the state legislature.
Reading a recent article in the Christian Science Monitor on the no-exceptions South Dakota Bill really makes one wonder what the “practical” and “pragmatic” in the pro-life ranks are waiting for.
If you ever start to think that the world is suffering from a venom shortage, just start a blog and say something controversial.
More than twenty years ago we flew to Rome for a meeting, and a very tall man accompanied us — my husband, our three young children and me — to the Pope’s Sunday Mass.