Check out these two stories from Life News.
Judge sentences man to 14 years in prison for tricking his pregnant girlfriend into killing his unborn child.
Judge gives permission for man to remove his pregnant wife’s life support knowing it will kill his unborn child.
Filed under Abortion, Life Issues
Politico mag calls Wendy Davis “The Most Judged Woman in America.” Dry a tear. The subhead is the most absurd part of the whole piece:
“Wendy Davis did make a mistake. She thought that we were ready for a single mother.”
Yeah, right. I’m so sure the reason we’re being all judgey about poor pitiful Wendy “I put myself through college and law school” Davis is because she was a single mother for a few years before she snagged a well-established lawyer husband to take care of the stinking kid while he paid for her B.A. and J.D. degrees.
It’s got Nothing At ALL to do with her being a rabid supporter of late-term abortion or an ungrateful lying liar who lost parental custody and was court-ordered to abstain from alcohol and drugs for 24 hours before visitations.
Maybe the Demwits at Politico don’t realize that Wendy Davis is a user, not a victim, seeing as they didn’t choose to cover the SCANDAL part of the story.
Tell you what … when I see any Democrat female getting anything remotely like the treatment the Left still dishes out to Sarah Palin, I’ll consider the possibility that our side has gone too far.
Up next: The people who sifted through Sarah Palin’s trash are now demanding Greg Abbott’s medical records
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Filed under Abortion, Greg Abbott, Media Bias, Sarah Palin, Wendy Davis
I posted the ones I liked best in a public-access album on my Facebook
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Filed under Abortion, Life Issues
Dearest tells me he heard enthusiastic news coverage today of an anti-fracking protest in Albany attended by … 2,000. There were something like half a MILLION in DC. The broadcast media has become nothing more than propaganda arms for the Obamacrats. It’s shameful.
Fracking has been practiced in the US since 1947. Obama’s EPA director admitted there has not been a single incidence of water pollution from it. Keep in mind that Obama has been blocking the Canadian oil pipeline and doing everything he can to shut down coal mining. If they had a hint of a sniff of a problem with fracking, they’d be screaming it from the rooftops. They don’t, so they resort to bullying.
Filed under Abortion, Fracking, Media Bias
Brit Hume’s commentary on the March for Life [2:09]
Filed under Abortion, Life Issues, Media Bias
The Republican Party’s 2012 platform calls for a ban on abortion, but is silent on exceptions, leaving that decision up to Congress and the states.
The Democrat Party’s 2012 platform calls for unlimited abortion, regardless of ability to pay.
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Filed under Abortion, Barack Obama, Catholic Church, Democrats, Life Issues, Pope Francis, Republicans
Posted by Pistol Pete
Today is the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. It is a day celebrated by feminists as their right to engage in high-risk behavior without consequences. For some perverse reason known only to liberals,they view children as an impediment to the pursuit of their personal ambitions. Since 5 people decided the unborn are to be left to the tender mercies of the likes of Kermit Gosnell and George Tiller,55 million children have been denied a chance at life. To know a mother’s hug. Getting a face wash from a puppy. Gazing at a brightly-lit tree with wonderful presents with their name on them underneath it. Learning to ride a bike. Their first teenage crush. Driving a car. Getting a job. Falling in love. Getting married. Having children of their own. One thing is certain:every last leftard who is enthusiastically pro-abortion had a mother who was not.
Perhaps as a man and incapable of childbirth I’m not supposed to have an opinion.All I know is if not for my children and thegreatest gift they ever gave me,my grandchildren my soul would be impoverished and without much value.
Filed under Abortion
A liberal reporter published a story critical of Pro-Abortion Wendy Davis’ personal narrative in a liberal Texas newspaper saying Davis had “blurred” some of the finer details of the personal narrative she and her staff have used to attract voters and boost fundraising.
Wendy Davis has made a big deal about her alleged “struggles” as a “divorced teenage mother living in a trailer who earned her own way through college and law school.” It conjures up images of a 16-year-old washing out dirty diapers in the teensy little toilet of some run-down rented trailer in some dusty trailer park while studying for her GED, doesn’t it? Are you touched and inspired yet? Don’t be. It turns out her “I built that” story is full of holes.
It turns out Davis (born 1963) was 18 when she got married the first time and 19 when their daughter, Amber (born 1982), was born. So, yeah, she was a teen-aged mom … barely.
“Barely” also applies to her “teen-aged single mom” tale. Wendy claims she was 19 when she got divorced, but court records show she was actually 21 when her divorce went through. Maybe she was still 19 when the marriage broke up. But the “single mom living in a trailer” thing is hugely exaggerated. She and her baby moved into her family’s mobile home for a few months before getting their own apartment.
So, yeah, okay. For a time, she was the single mother of a toddler, working two jobs and attending a two-year, para-legal program at a community college (1984 to 1986). One of the jobs was waiting tables four nights a week at her father’s restaurant. The other was working as a receptionist in a pediatrician’s office in the mornings. I’ll grant you, that’s a full schedule. But it’s not crushing and she obviously had family support.
She also clearly had free time and spare energy, because she was only 20 when she started dating second husband-to-be, Jeff Davis. She was still legally married; he was a lawyer, 13 years her senior, and financially well-established. Betcha Grandma was the one watching Amber when Wendy was busy receptioning, waiting tables, going to classes, studying or out on dates with Jeff the Lawyer. I need a tissue!
Wendy and Jeff married in 1987 and “settled in the historic Mistletoe Heights neighborhood, which sits on the bluffs above the Trinity River.” (More tissues, quick!) Their daughter, Dru, was born in September 1988 while Wendy was working on her Bachelor of Arts in English (1988-1990), which Jeff paid for.
Then she decided to NOT attend a law school in or near Fort Worth, where she could maybe live at home or, at worst, commute home on week-ends. No. She decided she should hike off to Harvard Law School, 1800 miles. Amber was maybe 8 years old and Dru was 2 or 3 when she made this choice. You don’t come home to Texas for week-ends with hubby and the kids when you’re living in BOSTON.
Call me crazy, but damn. There is no freaking way I would’ve left home when my kids were that young! I had to be hospitalized in a too-distant-to-visit city for 3 weeks when they were little. It killed me that I only got to see them once half-way through. I don’t get this woman. I really don’t.
Jeff Davis, who is obviously way too good for her, cashed in his 401(k) and took out a loan to pay for Harvard. He also kept the girls with him in Texas. She was graduated and passed the bar in 1993. The day after Jeff had made the final payment on the loan, she walked out on him. Literally.
The day after. Criminetly, she’s not even subtle about what a self-serving narcissist she is. In the divorce, he got custody of both girls (thank God) and Wendy was ordered to pay child support. So much for that “I know what it’s like to be a single mom” and “I paid my own way through college” crap.
Wendy’s excuse for her political pile of bio bullshit? “My language should be tighter,” she said. “I’m learning about using broader, looser language. I need to be more focused on the detail.”
She’s a LAWYER, for crying out loud. If there’s one thing lawyers learn, it’s how to be PRECISE in their language … especially when they’re under oath. Davis recently testified in a federal lawsuit, “I got divorced by the time I was 19 years old.” But her divorce wasn’t final until she was 21, which means she lied in her testimony.
If Wendy Davis were a Pro-Life Republican, they’d be screaming about perjury. Kinda reminds one of Elizabeth “Fauxcahontas” Warren, doesn’t it?
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Filed under Abortion, Democrats, Elizabeth Warren, Feminism, Wendy Davis
I’m helping Dearest get ready for the Pro-Life March in DC. It’s challenging because they’ll be in the same clothes for 24 hours, about half on the bus, some at inside venues and the rest out on the mall … in January. And one of the venues they’re visiting doesn’t want backpacks taken inside, which means everything he wants or needs has to be worn or carried in pockets or hanging off his neck. He leaves tomorrow night and returns Wednesday night. Please pray for blessings, joy and safe travel for him and all those going to this event. Thank you.
The Choice By Emily Stimpson
Why will half a million people be smiling this Wednesday?
Why, as they walk in protest of one of the greatest tragedies this nation has ever known, will there be laughter? Why will there be singing? Why will there be little ones running about, teens walking arm in arm, and adults hugging, chatting, and catching up with long absent friends?
Because it’s a March for Life, which means it’s an event shot through, from first to last, with hope.
If you want to understand the March for Life, if you want to understand the pro-life movement in general, it starts with hope. That’s the key. That’s the real difference between those who oppose abortion and those who support it. The first is an act of hope. The second is an act of despair.
How so?
Read the rest @ http://www.catholicvote.org/the-choice/
Filed under Abortion, Life Issues
Please line up in an orderly fashion and proceed to disembark from the state immediately.
Imagine if a pro-life Republican governor had said the opposite. Libtard heads would be exploding on camera as we speak.
UPDATE: Jan 19 addition via Twitter
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Andrew Cuomo: Pro-Life People “Have No Place in the State of New York”
Filed under Abortion, Andrew Cuomo, Gun Control
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