Category Archives: Sanctity of Life
Liberty Counsel: “What we ultimately need is a Supreme Court that will understand the rule of law, and abortion has no place in this jurisprudence. It’s not a right under the Constitution. It is simply an invention of justices back in 1973,” said Mat Staver, Founder and Chairman of Liberty Counsel.
- Posted: 05/22/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.lc.org
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Court: 9th Circuit, Group: Center for Arizona Policy, Group: Liberty Counsel, State: Arizona, Topic: Abortion, ZZ: Isaacson v. Horne, ZZADF: 38361
Center for Reproductive Rights: The Center for Reproductive Rights will soon file a lawsuit challenging both HB 1456 and HB 1305 on behalf the Red River Women’s Clinic before they are scheduled to take effect on August 1, 2013. The Center filed today’s proposed supplemental complaint, MKB Management Corp d/b/a Red River Women’s Clinic, Tammi Kromenaker, Kathryn Eggleston, M.D., v. Birch Burdick and Terry Dwelle, M.D., along with law firm Turman & Lang Ltd.
- Posted: 05/15/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: reproductiverights.org
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Center for Reproductive Rights, State: North Dakota, Topic: Abortion, ZZ: MKB Mangaement v. Red River women's Clinic
Gallup: One-quarter of Americans say they have followed news of the case either very closely (7%) or somewhat closely (18%), but that is well below the 61% average level of attention Americans have paid to the more than 200 news stories Gallup has measured since 1991. An additional 20% of Americans say they are following it “not too closely” while 54% say “not at all.” This makes the Gosnell case one of the least followed news stories Gallup has measured.
- Posted: 05/13/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.gallup.com
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Media, Topic: Polls
World Net Daily: At the time, attorney Harold J. Cassidy called the decision of the full 8th Circuit Court of Appeals “a fabulous victory for the women of the state of South Dakota.” . . . Commenting on the decision, Steven H. Aden of the Alliance Defending Freedom said “a woman’s right to make a fully informed choice is more important than Planned Parenthood’s bottom line.” “If Planned Parenthood truly cared about the well-being of women, it would not try to prevent them from being informed of the well-documented risk of suicide that accompanies abortion,” he said. “The 8th Circuit has done the right thing in upholding a reasonable law that protects the well-being of women by making sure that the truth is not hidden from them.”
- Posted: 05/13/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.wnd.com
- Tags: ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Steven H. Aden, Alliance Defending Freedom, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Planned Parenthood, State: South Dakota, Topic: Abortion, ZZ: Planned Parenthood v Rounds, ZZADF: 17520
Kristan Hawkins at Townhall: The bottom-line is this: Kermit Gosnell is not unique. He is a product of the culture of death that Planned Parenthood’s hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars cultivates and encourages, beginning with our youth. While Students for Life’s Planned Parenthood Project will soon expose Planned Parenthood’s corrupt, dirty, and deadly practices on campuses nationwide, it’s time for Washington, starting with Republican House Leadership, to investigate and defund the abortion Goliath once and for all.
- Posted: 05/10/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: townhall.com
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Planned Parenthood, Group: Students for Life, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Politics, Topic: Socialism, Topic: Taxation
James Taranto at Wall Street Journal: But Myers is making a far broader claim. He is asserting that a woman’s seeking an abortion is sufficient to establish that she is not culpable for any consequences that proximately result from her “choice,” including the deliberate killing, after birth, of the baby she sought to abort. Myers is, in other words, positing that women who seek abortions are categorically free of culpability.
That is the sort of moral immunity we normally extend to persons who lack the capacity to understand . . .
- Posted: 05/08/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: online.wsj.com
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Feminism
National Review: For instance, the Guttmacher study finds that, among sexually active women not using contraception, only 12 percent cited either cost or lack of access as reason. This finding even holds among teens: A 2012 Centers for Disease Control study of 5,000 teenage girls who gave birth after unplanned pregnancies found that only a small percentage had difficulty accessing contraception.
- Posted: 05/07/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.nationalreview.com
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Abortion
LifeSiteNews: Angele, a single mother in her thirties with two children, thought that abortion was the answer to her circumstances. At almost 23 weeks gestation, she entered the EPOC Clinic in Orlando, Florida. Little did she realize that the next day she would give birth to a live, perfectly healthy boy whom she named Rowan. Cradling Rowan’s moving body, her screams for help were ignored by abortion clinic workers while her son took his last breath.
- Posted: 05/06/2013
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- Category: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.lifesitenews.com
- Tags: Category: Sanctity of Life, State: Florida, Topic: Abortion
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Ed Whelan at National Review: There are two good reasons why the DOJ attorney’s argument that vindicating the RFRA rights of the business owners would violate the Establishment Clause was an “unexpected twist.” First, DOJ never made that argument in either of its Seventh Circuit briefs in the two cases. Second, there is good reason that it didn’t, for the argument is inane.

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