Back in March, I wrote about the endorsement of Barack Obama by prominent conservative legal scholar, Caruso Family Chair and Professor of Constitutional Law, Pepperdine University, Doug Kmiec.
Tired of the same-old lame protests outside of abortion clinics? Looking to impose your religious beliefs in other people's lives in a new and exciting way? The pro-life movement would like to expand your horizons.
With detractors like Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, Laura Ingraham, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Rick Santorum, Tom Delay and James Dobson, most thinking people might conclude that John McCain comes highly recommended.
When Arizona rejected the Choose Life group's application, it said the state was concerned that people would come to the conclusion that Arizona had endorsed the plate's anti-abortion message.
The good news? Abortion isn't nearly as divisive an issue as it used to be. The bad news? For the GOP, torture is the new abortion.
That spontaneous slap was the reaction of a real man who a woman had just told she aborted his baby. Compare that to the modern day cowardly male response, "It's your choice. Whatever you decide, I'll support you." Or worse, his threat to abandon her if she does not abort.
Striving to find the "middle ground" on abortion -- that is, coming up with ways acceptable to pro-choice and pro-life Americans alike to reduce the number of abortions in the United States -- is a worthwhile undertaking.
"We don't say that a little domestic violence is okay, just cut it down a little, just don't hit quite as hard. We say it's wrong."
The "abortion is icky" argument is such that the anti-choice crowd could easily start agitating for a ban on menstruation without skipping a beat.
A Planned Parenthood clinic that has been shuttered while city officials reviewed how it obtained its building permits will be allowed to open, city officials said Monday.
Barbier, along with four other students, participated in the inaugural class of the National Right to Life Academy, an intensive six-week program that teaches students "all the critical information they need to effectively argue and defend the life issues on campuses and in the …
"Doctor Ron Paul had delivered over 4,000 babies. He knows that the unborn child's right to life is at the heart of our liberty. 'I find it difficult not to defend a life a minute before birth just as I would defend that life a minute after birth.
"Until June 30, federal funding under Title V paid for the choice that parents want ... abstinence education. Even with this funding, the educational choice of parents received only one-tenth of the money given to condom-promotion education ...
Humorous take by Norbizness on Melinda Henneberger's recent concern trolling over how the pro-choice position is damaging the Democratic Party.
There is a little-known battle for survival going in some parts of the world. Those at risk are baby girls, and the casualties are in the millions each year.
Isn't it comforting to know so many men are putting so much thought into what's best for women? You'd think they'd ask a few women for input, but I guess it's easier to solve someone else's problems instead of your own.
Now Focus on the Family's man in charge of policy not only admits that was a lie, but suggests that increased risk to women is a benefit: the "greater danger of internal bleeding from a perforated uterus" is good, because it might discourage some "later-term"3 abortions …
Anti-abortion campaigners in the US will tell you their crusade is about the sanctity of life.
It has become abundantly clear in the last week that in order to hold ideological ground with the Republican Party one must have slept through high school government.
The Court also made clear that when it comes to women's health, Congress need not legislate based on scientific or medical evidence.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court of the United States narrowly upheld the Federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act in a decision that has been hailed as giving anti-choice activists "the long-awaited victory they expected from a more conservative bench." While this is certainly an a …
Anti-immigration hysteria and anti-choice propaganda come together in a neat and terrifying package.
A partially mummified baby was found wrapped in newspaper in a warehouse self-storage unit and is believed to have been born sometime in the 1950s, authorities said.
Today is "Blog for Choice" day. It is also the 34th anniversary of Roe v Wade. I'd like to take this opportunity to go into some of the reasons why I consider myself Pro-Choice.