JUDIE BROWN COMMENTARY

The start of a new Supreme Court term is always a notable event in Washington. Pundits and analysts take a look at intriguing cases bubbling up from the various appellate circuits

British IVF clinics are seeing a phenomenon that I am sure Americans are seeing too.

While some Florida pro-lifers are interested in passing a state constitutional amendment that would curtail state funding of research on human embryos, research that requires killing these little persons, something more fundamnetal is needed.

Canadian abortionist Ellen Wiebe is revelling in her personal recommendation that the way to solve the problem of “unwanted” babies in her native Canada is to provide a “cocktail” containing methotrexate plus misoprostol.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina we learned of a rescue effort that resulted in the protection of 1,200 human embryos, previously residing in canisters in a fertility clinic, had to be moved to a hospital prior to the hurricane.

What happens when a pharmacist cannot in good conscience fill a prescription for the birth control pill because he knows the pill aborts?

A seemingly innocuous news release was distributed by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ media office earlier this month.

It seems a federal judge agreed that a female prison inmate could have a little furlough. You see she is with child, which actually means she’s a mom, but she doesn’t want her baby and asked for permission to have her baby aborted.

Bill Wilson of Family News in Focus reports that the pro-death leadership, including the Nnational Family Planning and Reproductive Health Assoication

The headline said, “Pro Life Groups Praise John Roberts…” and I nearly gagged. Why is any pro-life group praising Roberts? Because George W. Bush promised he’d be a good Supreme Court justice? Come on, guys, pay attention!

American Life League president Judie Brown issued the following statement regarding the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on John Roberts’ nomination as Chief Justice of the United States.

Christen Gilbert was a 24-year-old young woman with Down Syndrome. She was violently sexually assaulted, she became pregnant