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Nowhere is the contrast starker than California, where pro-life Republican, Carly Fiorina, is set to challenge the pro-death Democratic incumbent, Senator Barbara Boxer.

“We’re hoping with that type of information, coupled with a 24-hour waiting period, that fewer women will have abortions in Missouri,” said Sam Lee of Campaign Life Missouri.

The U.S. will subsidize a new $500-million United Nations agency that conservatives say will likely promote an abortion agenda.

The Obama Administration will give Pennsylvania $160 million to set up a new “high-risk” insurance program under a provision of the federal health care legislation enacted in March — and has quietly approved a plan submitted by an appointee of Governor Edward Rendell (D) under which the new program will cover any abortion that is legal in Pennsylvania.

The Obama administration may not want to protect democracy demonstrators in the streets of Tehran. That would be, it says, “meddling.” But it is more than willing to trample the sovereignty of other nations to advance the Planned Parenthood agenda.

Kitty Werthmann grew up in Austria, coming of age during the rule of Adolf Hitler. Austrians, she says, caught up in a nationwide economic crisis and civil unrest didn’t welcome a dictator outright, but allowed one to take over their nation little by little, step by step. Kitty shares how Austrians were lulled into accepting the rule of the Third Reich. It’s a story that shouldn’t be lost on today’s American citizens.

The health care vote confirmed that when a pro-life Democrat’s principles collide with his loyalty to the broader Democratic agenda, it’s the pro-life principles that give way.

A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit has ruled in favor a former employee whistleblower in a multi-million dollar fraud case against Planned Parenthood affiliates in California. A federal district court in California had dismissed the case, but the Ninth Circuit’s ruling reinstates the lawsuit.

Even as the hearing progress, she could be deceiving the Senate Judiciary committee — and herself for that matter — by secretly knowing that she will use the words of Chief Justice Roberts to do whatever she wants once she has her lifetime appointment. Her only goal right now is to be confirmed.

Should a drug that is similar to RU-486, the abortion drug, be approved as a morning-after pill? The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will decide whether to approve ulipristal acetate (under the brand name Ella) as a prescription drug to be used up to five days after intercourse.