Today we present the first two pages of a series of additional photos from the Washington March for Life. More pages will follow over the next few days.
Pro-lifers hailed the ruling as a victory for the right to life in the United States. "Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was the most pro-abortion piece of legislation in American history, and it unconstitutionally mandated that all Americans purchase health care," said Kristan Hawkins of Students for Life.
How can several hundred thousand people descend upon the capital of the most powerful nation on earth, and somehow go completely unnoticed? Matthew Archbold over at the Creative Minority Report thinks he has the answer – stealth technology. And he think that the U.S. government might just be interested in finding out how pro-lifers do it. After all, if a crowd of as many as 400,000 people can somehow one escape notice on the Mall in front of the U.S. Capitol in the middle of January, couldn’t a tank or an airplane do the same? Interestingly, however, Archbold points out […]
Every now and then I have to go out to the airport in Rome, usually either picking up or dropping off, and the trip out to Fiumicino is pretty tedious. For me requires a trip into the city, and then back out of it again, in more or less the same direction and almost the same distance (thanks Trenitalia!). So it’s a good idea either to bring someone lively along to talk to, or something to read because the sights in the airport end of the City, particularly those you can see from rail yards, are not exactly inspiring. Today […]
In his new scheme abortionist James Pendergraft allegedly kills late-term unborn babies through lethal injection, after which the mothers go to a hospital for the removal of the dead baby.
"The take home message is simple," the authors conclude. "Exclusive and supportive relationships confer substantial mental and physical health benefits that grow over time."