Arguments don’t have genitals
Human rights begin when the human being begins, or we are simply choosing some random point at which human beings get their human rights.
•
Recent US Opinion
The antidote to coercive population control
The legitimacy of natural methods blows the cover on population controllers’ pretext to help women.
•
Problems uncovered at Philadelphia abortion facility show why inspections are necessary
State inspectors found problems at the Philadelphia abortion facility during the so called “burdensome” inspections.
•
I was pro-choice to the core. Then I had an abortion.
I’ll never forget the moment that I realized I was pregnant.
•
James Garner’s mother died of a botched abortion, like too many other women
Two obituaries published this weekend show how little progress America has made on abortion in the last several decades.
•
Supreme Court’s buffer zone decision gives pro-lifers breathing room
Truly, we are blessed by this recent surge in support at the high court for your religious liberty, freedom of speech, and the sanctity of life.
•
Wireless birth control is no fantasy
The Gates Foundation has is funding a preclinical trial on a microchip that can prevent pregnancies for up to 16 years.
•
Liberals’ most hated company has won praise for paying a decent wage
How is it that a company that treats its workers with dignity and pays them well has become liberalism’s “public enemy number 1”?
•
Obama: I rely on population control fanatic who supports forced abortion in the U.S.
White House Chief of Staff Denis R. McDonough says Obama writes on memos about scientific issues, “I need to know what [Science Czar John] Holdren thinks on this.”
•
Ten reasons why the UK should not adopt Oregon-style assisted suicide
The lessons from Oregon are clear. We should not go there. Keep Britain safe for vulnerable people.
•