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More Hypocrisy from Planned Parenthood

I know that I have been writing a lot about Planned Parenthood and other abortion supporters lately. But I wanted to bring to your attention yet another stunning and hidden admission from the nation’s largest abortion provider.
Today Planned Parenthood came out with a report on “Reproductive Rights” in the state of Okalahoma. Most of it […]

First Look at Initiatives

Yesterday California Secretary of State Bruce McPherson finalized the list of ballot propositions on the November ballot and assigned numbers to each. Below is a short description of each one, followed by my initial position. As we get closer to the election, I will expound on most of these, I’m sure:

Anti-Abortion Shirt Banned at Public School

Yet another troubling story about censorship of conservative ideas on a public school campus, this time from Wisconsin:
On a recent day, Farnsworth Middle School seventh-grader Zoe Macknick wore a green T-shirt to school with the saying “Help Cure Abortion,” because she said she wanted to express herself.
When the school’s principal, Dave Williams, told the 13-year-old […]

Beggars in Spain

I don’t usually write book reviews for this blog. Mostly because most of the books I read are for school and thus many readers probably would not be interested. But Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress is an exception.
The protagonist in this science fiction novel is a woman named Leisha Camden. Camden, the daughter of […]

Judicial Oligarchy: Pro-Choice Should Oppose Roe vs. Wade

Excerpt from my 10th grade Government Cases final exam paper, on the Roe vs. Wade case:
The Roe vs. Wade ruling is one of the most controversial cases in recent American judicial history. Both passionate supporters and passionate opponents for abortion have emerged to fight this battle. But amid this uproar over the morality of abortion, […]

South Dakota and Roe vs. Wade

South Dakota recently passed a bill outlawing abortion, except when the life of the mother is at stake. Many people may not think that this is the right time for such a law, including some pro-lifers. (Case in point: Going With Your Brain Over […]

Going With Your Brain Over Heart

There has been a lot of controversy surrounding the new South Dakota law banning all abortions except those necessary to save a woman’s life.  The controversy has not just been between pro-lifers and pro-choicers, as we would expect, but also among those who support the sanctity of all human life.
Those supporting the new law claim […]

Hippocratic Hypocrisy

The death penalty in California was put on hold earlier this week as the state could not find a certified physician willing to stand by and ensure that the inmate experienced no pain. One of the main reasons that no doctor agreed to participate is that many medical groups argued that assisting in an […]

How Abortion Hurts Women’s Equality

Today, abortion has been championed as “a woman’s right” and described as a “liberty” by the United States Supreme Court. On January 22, 1973, in the Roe vs. Wade decision, the Supreme Court struck down individual state abortion laws and made abortion legal up until the time of birth in all fifty states. […]