-By Warner Todd Huston Recently the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation announced that it was no longer going to be offering funds and grants to Planned Parenthood, the nation’s leading abortion mill operator. This decision has sent Planned Parenthood over the edge of both sanity and civility with a new fundraising letter that dispenses
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Planned Parenthood vs Women: PP Getting Its Thug On!
-By Warner Todd Huston One of the things that many Romney supporters are using to explain away their decision to ignore Romney’s many flip flops is Ronald Reagan’s one-time support for abortion and his signing of the Therapeutic Abortion Act as governor of California in 1967. But this comparison is a non sequitur. Reagan’s support of
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Dear Romneyites, Reagan Was NOT an Abortion Supporter!
I doubt it will do much good, but after sharing the (tentative) good news about Bella Santorum and the decision of Herman Cain to endorse in Florida in today’s Morning Jolt , I wonder if the process of preferring a candidate inherently blinds one to that candidate’s flaws… As the Philosopher Ice Cube Said, ‘Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself’ Keep reading this post . . .
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Are Primary Fights Becoming Dueling Cults of Personality?
Monday was the fourth day of straight overcast and/or rain and/or snow in Washington, D.C. Even so, thousands of anti-abortion activists flooded the National Mall to protest the anniversary of the decision of Roe v. Wade . Campus Reform put together a video of the younger participants expressing their thoughts on the issue. Watch:
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VIDEO: students talk abortion at annual March for Life in Washington
(The Blaze/ AP) Britain’s broadcast advertising body has given the go-ahead for private abortion clinics to advertise their services on television. The Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice says there is no justification for barring private clinics that offer post-pregnancy services, including abortions, from advertising on television. Nonprofit post-pregnancy services are already allowed to advertise on television, and their for-profit counterparts are allowed to advertise in all other media. Conservative lawmaker Nadine Dories said the move would desensitize people to the seriousness of getting an abortion. But committee spokesman Matt Wilson said the new rules would not allow companies to say: “Come to us to get an abortion.” He said clinics would have to promote an “array of services.” Video of the first UK nonprofit abortion ad aired in May 2010: Mark Bhagwandin, from the pro-life charity Life, told The Telegraph : “This is an extremely disappointing decision. “The abortion industry has a lot of money behind it and these companies will have the means to run prime time television and radio advertising campaigns. “This will trivialise and commercialise the decision to terminate a baby, putting it on the same footing as choosing other products advertised on television. “I have no doubt that we will see a rise in abortions as a result of this.”
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Private Abortion Clinics Given the OK to Advertise Services on British TV
South Carolina’s Republican governor has seen her popularity wane after a tumultuous first year. Now her decision to back Mitt Romney is drawing criticism from her most loyal supporters—tea-party activists.
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An Endorsement’s Downside
