Blog for Choice Day is in its sixth year – I know, it’s growing up so fast. Today, we’re able to get even more people writing about choice through Facebook and Twitter. But what hasn’t changed is that Blog for Choice Day still gets more people reading and talking about reproductive rights online on one of the most important days surrounding a woman’s right to choose: the Roe Anniversary. And Blog for Choice Day couldn’t haveread more…
Tomorrow is August 3rd and time for the Michigan primary. This mid-term election holds plenty of local elections, races for the US Congress (not the least of which is in the 1st Congressional District seat being vacated by Bart Stupak), and of course the race for governor (finally, we say good-bye to Jennifer Granholm). If you live in Michigan and would like to be certain you are actually voting for pro-life candidates, you can get yourread more…
The organization Personhood USA has a mission: The Primary Mission of Personhood USA is to serve Jesus by being an Advocate for those who can not speak for themselves, the pre-born child. We serve by starting / coordinating efforts to establish legal “personhood” for pre-born children through peaceful activism, legislative efforts and ballot-access petition initiatives. Excellent mission. I visited the Personhood USA website because I heard a news story that their state organization in Nevada hadread more…
First the new RNC chair went groveling back to Rush Limbaugh begging rush to forgive him for referring to him as an entertainer who makes ugly remarks. Now, Steele has given an interview to GQ magazine that stirs up even more questions about his ability to rebuild the RNC and welcome conservatives home. Here is the most troubling comment: GQ: Are you saying you think women have the right to choose abortion?
We as a society have taken a new and dangerous step down a slippery slope with the birth of a child in Great Britain that was selected from embryos as being the only one of several without the breast cancer gene BRCA1. The other embryos were discarded – in other words, instead of taking a risk of having breast cancer later in life, they were given certain death before having a chance to be born. Ofread more…
