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By on January 21, 2011 in Current Affairs

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Senator Boxer would extend abortion rights beyond the womb and into hospital nurseries

By on October 18, 2010 in Current Affairs

  Via the Manhattan Project I never could understand the “pro-choice” notion that constitutional rights are fickle — inclined to favor those with preferred levels of wantedness and in select locations. Tragically, though, that progressive viewpoint has influenced public policy for a generation, leaving a bloody backwash that just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Think about it. Two humans are conceived at the same [...]

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Deep in Elena Kagan disgust

By on June 30, 2010 in Current Affairs

She shouldn’t be allowed to sweep the floors of traffic court, and yet President Obama thinks she is fit to preside over the highest in the land. Ed Morrissey: As Elena Kagan attempts to sail through a confirmation process to take her first job as a judge on the nation’s highest court, National Review’s Shannen [...]

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Elena Kagan: No sympathy for the unborn

By on May 15, 2010 in Current Affairs

Naturally, Elena Kagan believes tearing tiny humans to pieces is a reasonable and constitutionally-sound way of dealing with social problems. President Obama nominated her for the Supreme Court, didn’t he? Enough said. So, a report by LifeNewsthat Kagan has financially supported pro-abortion activist groups is merely confirmatory. The only smidgen of hope for the court is no [...]

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Elena Kagan wanted partial birth abortion ban

By on May 11, 2010 in Current Affairs

Oh yes, a definite improvement over Justice Stevens. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — As a White House adviser in 1997, Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan urged then-President Bill Clinton to support a ban on late-term abortions, a political compromise that put the administration at odds with abortion rights groups.  Documents reviewed Monday by The Associated Press [...]

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Mojave Cross’s existence poses problem for historical revisionists

By on May 5, 2010 in Current Affairs

Originally posted at Newsreal. It was touch and go for a while, but the ACLU’s failure to produce a time machine convinced the Supreme Court that a 76-year-old Latin cross in the California desert was not erected by today’s fanatical right-wing Christian theocrats trying force religious tyranny upon historically godless America.  “I’m very disappointed,” said [...]

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