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Maskachusetts Governor Lockdown Charlie Parker (Baker), in a meaningless gesture, vetoed the bill. But the left wants what the left wants. The Democrat Majority (forever) legislature easily overrode the veto. It is now lawful for girls as young as 16 to get abortions in the Bay State without parental consent.
Cornerstone Action sent out an appeal for people to testify against HB 685. It was amended to change a bill covering ambulance services to one that required all health insurance policies that provide maternity benefits to also provide coverage for abortion.
This: NARAL’s position on abortion is EXTREME. NARAL opposes any restrictions on abortion. This is a position opposed by a huge majority of Americans according to Gallup, which found that 80 percent of Americans believe late-term (3rd trimester) abortions should be illegal. So when NARAL says “reproductive freedom” what it is really saying … but …
Under the Guise of Covering the Primary, WMUR Promotes Abortion-Extremism Read More »
Connecticut is the Northeast’s Liberal California (right after New York, of course). Their taxes are driving wealthy people away. Their gun-grabbing is driving manufacturers away. And now they are trying to drive out pregnancy care centers.
I don’t know where you land on the spectrum of life before birth. Perhaps you agree that life begins at conception, or maybe you think it starts at some point that could never have been arrived at without conception. It’s your logic, not mine. But that’s not the argument I’m here to debate. Wherever you are in …
NARAL says Restricting Abortion Access “Harms Children” Read More »
NARAL, that wonderful, private, totally tax-exempt, 501 (c)(3) public charity corporation, fund-raising on top of the bodies of dead babies. Via Weasel Zippers
New Hampshire State House Rep Peter Hansen has come under fire for some remarks he made in an email thread to legislators… From Huff Po. State Rep. Peter Hansen (R) made the comment, first reported by New Hampshire political blogger Susan the Bruce, in an April 1 email debate with colleagues about a “stand your …
