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The Marketing Of Abortion

Saturday, November 29th, 2008

Submitted by Stand for Life Blog
Marketing plays a tremendous role in our society concerning most issues and events. For example, Barack Obama’s campaign, along with the mainstream media’s cooperation, basically got him elected because of a slick style-over-substance marketing plan. His daily pounding of the ideas of hope and change, without being questioned about specifics […]

Abortion And The Big Picture

Monday, November 24th, 2008

Submitted by Stand for Life
Everyday people are contemplating making life-altering decisions, such as changing jobs, quitting or changing schools, or getting married. If they decide not to make one of these changes, years down the road many regret not going through with it. There are quite a few instances in the workplace where you’ll hear […]

Federal Appeals Court Says “No” to Pro-Life License Plates

Monday, November 10th, 2008

On Friday, a federal appeals court concluded that Illinois officials are within their rights by refusing to issue a pro-life license plate favored by pro-life activists throughout the country.
”It has authorized neither a pro-life plate nor a pro-choice plate,” the court said. ”It has done so on the reasonable rationale that messages on specialty license […]

Abortion and the 2008 election - results

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

Written by Michael Vass
The Presidential election was not the only thing that was decided in the elections on November 4th. Across the nation several states debated one of the more controversial issues in America since at least the 1970’s. Abortion.
The issue at hand in Colorado, South Dakota, and California essentially was the banning of abortion […]

Abortion - the 2008 election issues that is unspoken

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Written by Michael Vass
In roughly 2 weeks the nation will be going to the election booths and selecting a leader for the next 4 years. That leader will be responsible for all the issues facing the nation today. The economy, the war in Iraq, potentially selecting Supreme Court Justices, and abortion to name a few.
Abortion […]

Supreme Court Remains on the Left on Abortion Ruling

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

In a somewhat surprising ruling, the Supreme Court denied an appeal by an Arizona sheriff who objected to transporting inmates for elective abortions.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this issue makes it right into the presidential debates this fall, especially considering that McCain is an Arizona Senator.
The ACLU sued to challenge Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s policy related […]