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No ObamaCare-funded abortions in Pennsylvania after gov. signs bill
Pennsylvania has joined the ranks of other states saying no to taxpayer-funded abortion coverage in ObamaCare. Gov. Tom Corbett has signed the bill that allows the state to opt out of abortion coverage in healthcare exchanges, says Micaiah Bilger of Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation."Under ObamaCare these health insurance exchanges, which is where people will go to buy insurance, must cover abortion unless a state opts out," Bilger says. "And these exchanges are funded with our tax dollars." read more...
Pennsylvania has joined the ranks of other states saying no to taxpayer-funded abortion coverage in ObamaCare. Gov. Tom Corbett has signed the bill that allows the state to opt out of abortion coverage in healthcare exchanges, says Micaiah Bilger of Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation."Under ObamaCare these health insurance exchanges, which is where people will go to buy insurance, must cover abortion unless a state opts out," Bilger says. "And these exchanges are funded with our tax dollars." read more...
Ex-NFL player Matt Birk: Ravens ok with him turning down Obama
Retired Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk, who refused to attend the White House celebration of the Ravens’ Super Bowl victory because of President Barack Obama’s remarks on Planned Parenthood, said his former Ravens teammates were “glad that I did what I did” and that “the Ravens have a spiritually deep team.” “Everybody's great with it,” Birk said when Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity asked how Birk’s teammates reacted. “We actually have— the Ravens team is a spiritually deep team, and a lot of guys congratulated me. They were glad that I did what I did. read more...
Retired Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk, who refused to attend the White House celebration of the Ravens’ Super Bowl victory because of President Barack Obama’s remarks on Planned Parenthood, said his former Ravens teammates were “glad that I did what I did” and that “the Ravens have a spiritually deep team.” “Everybody's great with it,” Birk said when Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity asked how Birk’s teammates reacted. “We actually have— the Ravens team is a spiritually deep team, and a lot of guys congratulated me. They were glad that I did what I did. read more...
Cuomo’s radical late-term abortion expansion act dies in NY state senate
A controversial provision that would have struck down late-term abortion restrictions in New York state has died in the state senate. The measure, which would have radically expanded abortion-on-demand for reasons of “health,” among other changes, was the tenth point of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Act. However, just after midnight last night, the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) introduced the other nine planks – and others of its own creation – while ignoring the abortion language. read more...
A controversial provision that would have struck down late-term abortion restrictions in New York state has died in the state senate. The measure, which would have radically expanded abortion-on-demand for reasons of “health,” among other changes, was the tenth point of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Act. However, just after midnight last night, the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) introduced the other nine planks – and others of its own creation – while ignoring the abortion language. read more...
Quebec euthanasia bill blasted for enshrining 'power to kill'
A Quebec bill to allow lethal drug prescriptions for patients in pain would give doctors “the power to kill” and further lessen the value society places on the ill and dying, a Canadian pro-life group said.“We must not give anyone – especially not our doctors – the power to kill. We must keep our hospitals safe and protect the weakest and the most vulnerable among us. It is a matter of public safety, of dignity, of true compassion and solidarity,” the Catholic Organization for Life and Family said in a statement. read more...
A Quebec bill to allow lethal drug prescriptions for patients in pain would give doctors “the power to kill” and further lessen the value society places on the ill and dying, a Canadian pro-life group said.“We must not give anyone – especially not our doctors – the power to kill. We must keep our hospitals safe and protect the weakest and the most vulnerable among us. It is a matter of public safety, of dignity, of true compassion and solidarity,” the Catholic Organization for Life and Family said in a statement. read more...
And Then There Were None: What if there were no abortion workers?
On September 22, 2012, the Pro-Life Action League held an all-day conference in Chicago, to recognize and hear the conversion testimonies of eight former abortion industry workers, including doctors, nurses, administrative staff, and abortion counselors. “In different ways, the conference presenters came to reject the ‘pro-choice’ view, and are now speaking out about what it’s really like inside the abortion business and why they now find abortion to be abhorrent,” wrote Steve Ertelt about the presenters (LifeNews.com, September 13, 2012) The emcee for the evening, Dr. Anthony Levatino, himself a former abortionist, had spoken at the first such forum, held in 1987, called “Meet the Abortion Providers.”You won’t hear about it on the news, but an abortion exodus is underway. And although, as Dr. Levatino’s history demonstrates, there have been abortion industry defections from early on, recent events indicate the numbers are rising. Even better, there’s reason to hope the trend will continue or even accelerate. This pro-life revolution unfolding under the radar is the culmination of a long chain of events that only a sovereign God could have lined up. read more...
On September 22, 2012, the Pro-Life Action League held an all-day conference in Chicago, to recognize and hear the conversion testimonies of eight former abortion industry workers, including doctors, nurses, administrative staff, and abortion counselors. “In different ways, the conference presenters came to reject the ‘pro-choice’ view, and are now speaking out about what it’s really like inside the abortion business and why they now find abortion to be abhorrent,” wrote Steve Ertelt about the presenters (LifeNews.com, September 13, 2012) The emcee for the evening, Dr. Anthony Levatino, himself a former abortionist, had spoken at the first such forum, held in 1987, called “Meet the Abortion Providers.”You won’t hear about it on the news, but an abortion exodus is underway. And although, as Dr. Levatino’s history demonstrates, there have been abortion industry defections from early on, recent events indicate the numbers are rising. Even better, there’s reason to hope the trend will continue or even accelerate. This pro-life revolution unfolding under the radar is the culmination of a long chain of events that only a sovereign God could have lined up. read more...
Exceptions for rape, incest quietly added into Franks' abortion bill
The House Rules Committee on Friday revised Rep. Trent Franks' (R-Ariz.) 20-week abortion ban (HR 1797) to include exceptions for rape and incest, the Huffington Postreports. The move comes after Franks made controversial remarks last week about the low likelihood of pregnancy resulting from rape (Bassett, Huffington Post, 6/14).Franks' bill -- approved by the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday -- would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the disputed theory that fetuses can experience pain at that point. At the time of the Judiciary Committee's approval, the bill included exceptions to save a woman's life in some instances but not in cases of rape or incest (Women's Health Policy Report, 6/13). read more...
The House Rules Committee on Friday revised Rep. Trent Franks' (R-Ariz.) 20-week abortion ban (HR 1797) to include exceptions for rape and incest, the Huffington Postreports. The move comes after Franks made controversial remarks last week about the low likelihood of pregnancy resulting from rape (Bassett, Huffington Post, 6/14).Franks' bill -- approved by the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday -- would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the disputed theory that fetuses can experience pain at that point. At the time of the Judiciary Committee's approval, the bill included exceptions to save a woman's life in some instances but not in cases of rape or incest (Women's Health Policy Report, 6/13). read more...
