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Click here to View Full Text, With Photos, of all Today's Stories On One Page The huge controversy over U.S. Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin’s clumsy response to an abortion question has inadvertently led to a much needed public discussion about the abortion/rape issue. Abortion advocates have unjustly used it for decades as a club to intimidate and demean pro-life citizens. Some pro-life leaders have taken the opportunity to use the Akin flare up as an opportunity to educate the public about this phony propaganda effort to falsely paint abortion opponents as heartless woman haters. Do we need any more evidence that Planned Parenthood and other abortionists are anything but pro-woman? As for whether pro-life candidate Akin should be condemned and removed from the political race for his one time, few words miscue, there are strongly held differences of opinion within the pro-life ranks. Political pragmatism has been a large factor for some given the very crucial need to win the Missouri Senate seat. There may be a dramatic change developing in Akin’s fortunes. Against all predictions, he just might be able to stay and hold his lead in the Missouri race. We will see how it unfolds. Hilary White, Jill Stanek, Kathleen Gilbert and Ben Johnson contribute more opinion and news on the controversy today. Todd Akin, imperfect hero - Jill Stanek The disgusting idea of parental rights for rapists - Stephanie Gray |
The abortionist was responding to a pro-abortion author who disagrees with the common tactic of using "hard cases" (like rape) to justify abortion. | | |
In the last couple of days, though it remains in the high 90s around here, the hysterical shrieking of feminists around the internet has woken me out of my usual late Italian-summer torpor. | | |
Charlie Rogers, a former Nebraska female basketball star, is accused of making a false report. | | |
Ryan acknowledged that he had at first urged Akin to give up the race, but on his campaign plane Wednesday he told reporters that he wouldn't pursue the question, and that he had no regrets co-sponsoring pro-life legislation with Akin | | |
“I sure hope somebody blows you away. Yer dead,” said letter addressed to Peter Wolfgang of the Family Institute of Connecticut. | | |
Top feminist icon Gloria Steinem that the party should acknowledge that where there are women there are occasionally babies too. | | |
Traditional Values Coalition leader charges Obama admin applies “different tiers of protection” to Christians than it does to Muslims, abortionists, and homosexual activists. | | |
Full-frontal nudity increased by 6300% in the past year, while full nudity in general rose 403%. | | |
This is the third medical emergency documented at one of Haskell’s two Ohio abortion clinics this year and the fourth since 2009. | | |
The mother of the 12-year-old gunshot victim discovered that the hospital had put a DNR order, and removed food and hydration, without her knowledge. | | |
On Thursday it was revealed that Cardinal Dolan will be offering the benediction at the Republican Convention. | | |
Veteran pro-life leaders Gary Bauer, Phyllis Schlafly, Ryan Bomberger and others tell the GOP establishment to back off. | | |
Rev. Gary Paterson of St Andrew's-Wesley United Church in downtown Vancouver was elected from a field of 15 nominees on August 16. | | |
The nation's Supreme Court is now reviewing the right of the government of Oaxaca to contest the ruling. | | |
Putting the moral question aside, Dr. James Sherley told LifeSiteNews.com today that Savulescu’s scientific claims are “absolutely false.” | | |
Many are fascinated by the fact I was born in Bethlehem. They ask, predictably, “was it in a manger?” The answer is, "yes." | | |
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