• end abortion
  • Our Mission Statement
of

Blogs

‘Don’t talk to her!’: college abortion supporters deathly afraid of debate

Share

by Jill Stanek Thu Sep 20 12:12 EST Comments (14)

Yesterday youthful abortion supporters protested Students for Life of America’s “I Vote Pro-Life First” college campus tour stop at Indiana University-Purdue University Ft. Wayne.

The administration had separated our two groups, so I walked…

Continue Reading »

Leading medical experts say direct abortion is not medically necessary to save the life of a mother

Share

by Peter Saunders Tue Sep 18 12:51 EST Comments (5)

Leading medical experts speaking at a major International Symposium on Excellence in Maternal Healthcare held in Dublin have concluded that ‘direct abortion is not medically necessary to save the life of a mother’.

About 140 Irish medical…

Continue Reading »

Kim Carpenter: A man of his word

Share

by Stephanie Gray Mon Sep 17 13:37 EST Comments (0)

How far would you go to be at the bedside of a loved one who’s in critical condition—dying, really, from a brutal car accident? How far would you go—or could you go—if you yourself had an ear that was almost torn off, a nose that was almost…

Continue Reading »

WashPo readers protest absurd ‘fact check’ of Obama infanticide ad

Share

by Jill Stanek Mon Sep 17 11:13 EST Comments (4)

On September 10 Washington Post “fact checker” Josh Hicks picked apart the Susan B. Anthony List ad featuring abortion survivor Melissa Ohden, which called out Barack Obama for voting against the Illinois Born Alive Infant Protection Act four…

Continue Reading »

Steven Crowder’s awesome article on starting marriage the ‘right’ way - i.e. without shacking up

Share

by John Jalsevac Mon Sep 17 09:08 EST Comments (7)

As a comedian, Steven Crowder rubs me the wrong way. But an article he published on Fox last week (which, unfortunately shares some of the same characteristics of his comedy that bug me) is nevertheless a must-read on why starting marriage the…

Continue Reading »

Washington Values Voter Summit a real boost for life and family in the political realm

Share

by Steve Jalsevac Fri Sep 14 22:44 EST Comments (3)

I am in Washington Friday and Saturday with Ben Johnson at the Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit. This annual event is something I would encourage anyone to attend to get a boost about the vitality, depth and strong principles of the…

Continue Reading »

Media blackout: Reporter says HHS mandate ‘just a weird idea I don’t think anyone’s talking about’

Share

by Kathleen Gilbert Fri Sep 14 12:48 EST Comments (0)

Foster Friess

A Daily Beast reporter who sat down with a religious conservative at the Republican National Convention last month gave us all a peek at just how effective the media blackout on the HHS mandate has been.

In a live broadcast, the interviewer asked…

Continue Reading »

Bill O’Reilly blasts Caroline Kennedy for ‘as a Catholic’ I want to protect abortion rights speech

Share

by John-Henry Westen Fri Sep 14 11:22 EST Comments (26)

Caroline Kennedy speaking at the DNC: As a Catholic woman, I take reproductive health seriously. And today it is under attack. This year alone, more than a dozen states have passed more than 40 restrictions on women’s access to reproductive health…

Continue Reading »

Tags: abortion, catholic, democratic national convention, pro-abortion catholics

Turning up the heat

Share

by Alissa Golob Thu Sep 13 09:22 EST Comments (0)

Ever had a yearning to boil a frog? Me neither. If I DID want to (hypothetically speaking OF COURSE), 19th-century science suggests that the best way to do it is to put the frog in cold water and slowly turn up the heat. If poor little Kermit was…

Continue Reading »

Nellie Gray’s surprising last words to Jim Hughes

Share

by Steve Jalsevac Wed Sep 12 20:46 EST Comments (18)

Jim Hughes is the president of Canada’s National pro-life political organization and a vice-president of International Right to Life. He is one of the great veterans of the pro-life movement, both in Canada and internationally.

Both Jim and I…

Continue Reading »

Brad Pitt throws his mother under the bus for gay ‘marriage’, Democrats

Share

by Ben Johnson Wed Sep 12 15:57 EST Comments (33)

(From the Urban Dictionary:

throw under the bus

1. To denounce and reject a friend, mentor, relative, colleague, or casual acquaintance for the sake of political expediency. )

Hollywood stars may be allowed to disagree with their families, but…

Continue Reading »

When many of the spiritual guides are so mad it is more diabolical than a joke

Share

by Steve Jalsevac Mon Sep 10 13:18 EST Comments (5)

There is something very, very wrong within the US Catholic Church and in much of the other developed nations when nuns can speak in support of the Democrats at their convention and elsewhere and give the bizarre answers that Sr. Simone Campbell did…

Continue Reading »

Not even one peer-reviewed study shows Medicaid funding reduces incidence of abortion

Share

by Michael New Mon Sep 10 07:36 EST Comments (2)

In recent election cycles, Democrats have made a series of ham-handed attempts to convince voters that they would actually do a better job lowering abortion rates than Republicans have. In 2004, Sojourners ran an article by Glen Harold Stassen which…

Continue Reading »

Feminist throws shoe at pro-life leader

Share

by Jill Stanek Mon Sep 10 07:05 EST Comments (30)

The pink, sparkly ballet shoe [pictured above] was hurled towards David Bereit, one of America’s most outspoken anti-abortion advocates, on Saturday night…

The shoe’s owner, Megan Clement-Couzner [pictured right] – who belongs to the Sydney…

Continue Reading »

When even the media thinks the Democratic Convention is an ‘abortion-palooza,’ you know it’s bad

Share

by Jill Stanek Fri Sep 07 04:06 EST Comments (7)

When even liberals and the mainstream media think the Democratic National Convention has turned into an abortion-palooza, it must really be blatant.

Apparently even ideologically aligned reporters have their breaking point on abortion promotion. To…

Continue Reading »

back to top