Striking down DOMA a ‘results-driven, outcome-oriented decision,’ critics say
“The Supreme Court will step in and will reconcile these extreme courts back back to the American mainstream.”
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Articles for Month: May 2012
Over 500 protest McGuinty’s gay ‘rights’ bill as it heads to final vote
The group rallied at Dundas Square from 12 to 1 in downtown Toronto, completely filling the entire perimeter around the square and then marched to Queen’s Park.
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Abortion on demand? No problem, Ontario will pay. Medically necessary procedures? Not so much.
Pregnant women who choose to KEEP their children, are not worthy of medicare, but women who want to abort are, no questions asked.
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Spitzer’s ‘retraction’ of his sexual orientation change study: what does it really mean?
No new scientific finding has discredited the study. The same arguments originally made for or against it, still stand.
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Vancouver crisis pregnancy center sues CTV over ‘misleading’ sting investigation
"The CTV story left viewers with the impression that our charity misrepresents its services and misleads women in crisis, which is absolutely untrue,” said Brian Norton.
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No parental opt-out from any course, including sex-ed: Manitoba teachers
Critics of the move have blasted the decision for stepping in between parents and their children.
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Some Catholic schools already ‘emboldened’ by Bill 13 to promote homosexuality: pro-family group
Campaign Life Catholics pointed to recent examples of Catholic schools and boards openly promoting homosexuality.
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U.S. Bishops: Catholics should prepare for civil disobedience to HHS mandate
“Some unjust laws impose such injustices on individuals and organizations that disobeying the laws may be justified,” the bishops write.
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‘Legislation will not end bullying in Canadian schools’, warns researcher
Bill 13 has “obscur[ed] the reality that legislating against bullying may not actually stop bullies,” said Peter Jon Mitchell.
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Sex-selection abortion ban wins strong House majority, but fails to clear 2/3 hurdle
President Obama had announced his opposition to the measure a day earlier.
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