Terry Trippany on Sep 18 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Election 2008, Feature Article
The cycle is running its course once again. Eight years ago we were all warned that the evil Bush chimpy war monger was going to make abortion illegal. He was a threat to the very concept of “choice”, “rights” and all the other good connotations that liberals substitute for abortion.
Four years later when Bush ran [...]
Terry Trippany on Jul 14 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Election 2008, Feature Article, Media Watch
From the “I wish I had stated it that way” category comes the Anchoress on the nonsensical idea that Catholics should vote for Barack Obama despite his 100% rating from NARAL for his ultra mega liberal stance on abortion.
The WSJ reports that the Obama Catholics justify voting for him in good conscience, despite his abortion [...]
RightGirl at Girl on the Right on May 21 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate
An anonymous baby “drop box” in southern Japan has received 17 abandoned babies in its first year since opening last May.
The Catholic-run Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto created the “Stork’s Cradle” after a series of high-profile cases in which babies were left in parks and at supermarkets.
People can leave babies in an incubator via a hatch [...]
Terry Trippany on Apr 20 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Feminism, Liberalism Watch, Media Watch
I was following the incoming links from my Were Yale Professors Willing Dupes in Hoax About ‘Abortion Art’? article when I stumbled upon a very insightful take.
Wanda Rizzuto over at Blog Critics had this to say:
There’s been a bit of outrage over the last few days, but not quite enough. Some people are yakking about [...]
Terry Trippany on Apr 19 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Education Watch, Feature Article, Liberalism Watch, Media Watch
As many of you probably know by now the Yale Daily News was party to a sick and demented hoax by art student Aliza Shvarts who claimed that her senior project documented repeated self induced abortions over a nine month period.
Beginning next Tuesday, Shvarts will be displaying her senior art project, a documentation of a [...]
Bookworm at Bookworm Room on Mar 12 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Culture Watch, Feature Article
Soccer Dad, who has a wonderful blog here, sent me a nice email agreeing with the points I made in my Biology will have its way post. He added an anecdote about Planned Parenthood: “The archdiocese of Baltimore announced that it would pay for counseling for women who had undergone abortions. Planned Parenthood objected. It [...]
Bookworm at Bookworm Room on Jan 29 2008 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Activism, Feature Article
The Ninth Circuit, which is the laughing stock of the federal judiciary because it is overruled so often, did something bizarre yesterday: it issued a Constitutionally correct decision. Not only that, the decision meant that a citizens’ group will be able to engage in free speech that is contrary to the type of speech the [...]
Terry Trippany on Nov 07 2007 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Education Watch, Feature Article, Media Watch
Note: This article is crossposted at NewsBusters. The Waxman video is at the bottom.
The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet ran a segment this morning that promoted the Rutgers University Sex, ETC. site for teens. Unfortunately I was not able to watch the program so I can not comment on the specifics of the segment [...]
Otto at The Otto Show on Nov 05 2007 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Election 2008, Music, UK News, just for fun
I recently had an e-mail exchange with Windham, Maine Pastor Joseph Swank, a seemingly rather well connected blogger who wrote an article entitled, Never Vote For An Abortion Candidate. While most of the article was making sure it was clear that he believed abortion to be wrong, he did manage to touch on his [...]
Megan Fox at The Intolerant Fox on Aug 01 2007 | Filed under: Abortion Debate, Culture Watch, U.S. News
A few weeks ago, the dog fighting ring scandal involving a famous NFL player hit the wire and we’ve heard nothing else since. The torture and treatment of those dogs is, of course, reprehensible. But the level of outrage about these animals’ predicament has puzzled me somewhat. I am a dog lover. I have had [...]
