Sandra Fluke considering run for Congress in 2014
"Since when is a law school student qualified to run for the House?” asks Dr. Janice Shaw Crouse.
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Articles for Month: January 2014
Under pressure: Motor neuron sufferer says society encouraging disabled to commit suicide
A BBC radio caller last week summed up the concerns of many who oppose assisted suicide, who say that legalisation, even with “safeguards,” will create social pressure for disabled people to kill themselves.
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Raccoon killer jailed for ‘gruesome’ animal cruelty but not abortion doctors?
I’m all about protecting animals from cruelty, but let’s get our priorities straight. Once we get it right on the unborn, then everything else will follow.
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Five questions for Gavin McInnes (INTERVIEW)
Gavin McInnes is a Scottish-Canadian writer, actor, and creative director, as well as the co-founder of Vice Magazine, which has since expanded into VICE Media. His edgy, no-holds-barred commentary for more conservative outlets like Taki’s Magazine (one of his recent articles was called “This Country Was Not Built By Beta Males”) has resulted in any number of minor tempests in teapots, from McInnes telling a shocked Huffington Post Live Audience that feminism “made women miserable” to the mainstream media widely covering a spoof video he put up of him fake-wrestling his toddler. He regularly appears on shows such as FOX News’ The […]
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UK gvmt pledges funding for ‘gay rights’ demonstrations at Sochi Olympics
One week before the start of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Britain’s Culture Secretary Maria Miller said it is “common sense” for the UK to fund homosexualists’ demonstrations at the event.
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Joni Eareckson Tada: I hope Oscar award revocation brings ‘further attention’ to dignity of disabled
"We shouldn't be surprised" if Hollywood shuns Christianity, the pro-life evangelical quadriplegic told LifeSiteNews.com.
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‘It’s hazing’: Christian film stripped of Academy Award nomination
The Academy took the nearly unprecedented step of revoking the nomination for best score, which is sung by paralyzed pro-life Christian Joni Eareckson Tada.
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Democratic Senator: Birth control ‘basic to our economic prosperity’
“Senator Baldwin's proposal would make us all poorer by eliminating the one resource we cannot do without: human beings," says Steven Mosher, president of Population Research Institute.
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C-FAM’s long journey to official UN recognition
A UN committee agreed this week by consensus that C-FAM be granted “special consultative status” with the United Nations.
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New Brunswick stops enforcing prostitution laws, prompting rebuke by federal Justice Minister
Crown prosecutors in Moncton have dropped prostitution-related charges against six men after the Supreme Court threw out Canada's prostitution laws in December.
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