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Topics for December 4, 2013
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Yes, It Is Rationing It's
four years overdue, but America is finally beginning to have the debate
about Obamacare we were promised. Barack Obama had assured us – another
in his long series of broken promises – that the meetings held to |
As Americans Lose Both Their Insurance and Their Doctors, The Rationing Built into Obamacare is Being More Widely Acknowledged
By Burke Balch, JD, Director, Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics
As the mainstream media is now commonly reporting, and as NRL News Today
has repeatedly documented, individuals whose health insurance policies
are being terminated against their will
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NJ Gov. Christie Voices Opposition to Pending Doctor-Prescribed Suicide Legislation
By Jennifer Popik, JD, Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics At a
press conference held Tuesday, Governor Chris Christie said that he
opposes legislation in New Jersey that would legalize doctor-prescribed
suicide. The "New Jersey Death With Dignity Act"
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Obama's approval bottoms out with Millennials
By Dave Andrusko Irony, or what? A poll of 2,089 young adults conducted
by Harvard University's Institute of Politics showing massive
disaffection with Obama and ObamaCare among young people comes out just
as the President is speaking at
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Three-judge panel holds hour-long hearing on requirement that abortionists have hospital admitting privileges
By Dave Andrusko If news accounts can be trusted, a three-judge panel
of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals was very thorough in questioning
Daniel Lennington, Wisconsin's assistant attorney general, who was
defending the state's law requiring that abortionists
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One abortion for every two births in Bulgaria
By Dave Andrusko On Tuesday, Dr. Randall K. O'Bannon, NRLC's Director
of Education, explained in thoughtful detail the latest abortion figures
provided by the Centers for Disease Control–and what they mean
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Guilt and Shame over a girlfriend's secret abortion
By Dave Andrusko The beauty of the Internet is that you can stumble
across fascinating stories that come (from your vantage point) from
obscure sources. Such was the case yesterday--what appears to be an
advice column
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Inspiring true story of a woman who survived an abortion
By Caleb Parke Melissa Ohden is a walking miracle. Ohden's mother, an
unwed teenager at the time of her pregnancy, went through a
saline-infused abortion, a procedure that soaked Melissa's body in
saline solution for five days.
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New Zealand parents may receive compensation for not being able to abort child with Spina Bifida
By Dave Andrusko Overruling a lower court decision, the New Zealand
Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that the parents of child born with
spina bifida might be able to receive payment from the Accident
Compensation Corporation because doctors failed
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‘Love Says It Is Good That You Exist'
By Micaiah Bilger, education direction, Pennsylvania Pro-Life
Federation The other day I stumbled on a new blog and found a beautiful
quote by Joseph Pieper, a German Catholic philosopher. "Love says it is
good that you exist."
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Time for At-Will Assisted Suicide!
By Wesley J. Smith Euthanasia isn't about using medical means to end
suffering. Rather, activists ultimately believe that there is a
fundamental right to suicide, including using any method the
self-destructive person desires to exercise the choice to end
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"I can do it"– Women are stronger than everyone thinks
By Laura Antkowiak Hussey, M.P.M Editor's note. Laura's wonderful story
appeared in the December 2003 issue of National Right to Life News and
is today's "Roe at 40" entry
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By
Dave Andrusko There are an awful lot of people who see National Right
to Life News Today stories because Google News includes most of them
when it aggregates and groups similar stories together.
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