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If he doesn’t get a chance to offer an amendment on abortion: Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) on Tuesday threatened that he may work with Republicans to torpedo healthcare reform unless he gets a vote to strip abortion-related provisions out of…

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Christian Concern for our NationA pro-life group is challenging Northern Ireland’s Government guidelines on abortion at the High Court in an attempt to quash the Government’s current advice which was published in March 2009.The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) is claiming that the abortion guidance issued to health professionals is misleading and legally inaccurate. The group is seeking a High Court declaration (judicial review) that it does not properly set out the law.Abort

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by Kelli Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs… Albert Mohler writes about the growing realization that the feminist movement was “not about happiness”… Nevertheless, as [Maureen] Dowd notes, feminism has served to increase the burdens upon women, even as it promised to open doors. … In reality, feminism was never only about opening doors for women… [T]he feminist movement aspired to nothing short of a total social, moral, and cultura

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College students from across the state of Oklahoma are taking a stand on Oklahoma’s newest abortion law, enacting the Statistical Abortion Reporting Act. In a response to this legislation, the students are planning Reproductive Rights Week on the campus of the University of Oklahoma and all events will culminate with a statewide protest at the Oklahoma State Capitol on November 6, at 9am. The legislation, H.B 1595, is a new provision on Oklahoma abortion laws that now requires an official re

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by JivinJ At the pro-choice blog Feministing , a blogger named Rose shares bits of a conversation she had with Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards regarding health care and abortion and the Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA). Stephen Drake of Not Dead Yet isn’t happy with the Princetonian’s portrayal of his organization and its description of their protest against Singer . Friends of Scott Roeder (the alleged killer of George Tiller ) are planni

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Organization is the key to maintaining awell balanced life. If you’re not organized, your life could be full of expectation and frustration. There are several ways that you can stay organized. You can keep a private planner for your appointments and pro life ; however for your house, you may want to incorporate the use of plastic storage bins. Plastic storage bins come in a selection of different sizes. So, irrespective of what kind of organization you have to do or what size items you ne

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As House Speaker Nancy Pelosi aims to seal the abortion-expanding health care bill in an early November vote, pro-life lawmakers, led by Democratic Rep. Bart Stupak of Michigan, are locked in a dead heat race for votes with Democratic leadership. According to Stupak, the Democratic leadership intends to keep a stranglehold on any pro-life amendment effort, which they acknowledge would likely otherwise succeed. In an interview with LifeSiteNews.com (LSN) today, Rep. Stupak said that he i

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Last Friday’s episode of Law & Order on NBC, entitled “Dignity,” has infuriated pro-abortionists while pleasantly surprising pro-lifers with an unexpectedly even-handed treatment of the issue of abortion. Ripping its plot from recent headlines, “Dignity” begins with the murder of late-term abortionist Dr. Walter Benning (Matthew Boston) during a church service. Although the episode has a disclaimer stating that the story is fictional, its initial outline closely matches the case of t

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Later …A man who killed a 13-week unborn child faces murder charges . Unborn life is only worth protecting if the woman carrying him wants him. Otherwise… The wanted unborn baby is protected under law. The unwanted baby is not. Does that sound right to you? ********* If you live long enough, you’ll eventually see everything . I used to watch “Law & Order.” Fed up over what I considered leftist preaching and no longer willing to suspend disbelief over the statistically weak sa

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YUSU have come under criticism from charities involved in this year’s RAG beneficiary elections following their decision to remove York Pregnancy Crisis Service, ‘Reflect’, from the ballot. In a decision made by the election’s returning officer, YUSU Democracy and Services Officer Lewis Bretts, Reflect – a pregnancy counselling service – were deemed to be in contravention of Union policy “to actively campaign in support of the pro-choice lobby… [and] to present the arguments for choice at all

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