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A Pound of Flesh
The origin of the phrase “a pound of flesh” is Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice. The character Shylock demands payment for a loan, causing Portia, who is making the final judgment in the matter, to say to him, “Take then thy bond, take thou thy pound of flesh.” Of interest in the scene is that she specifies to Shylock that he may have flesh but not a drop of blood. Today, the...
Deplorable discounts
The National Abortion Federation has exhibited a most disgusting twist on charitable giving.
Robotic Roberts
Just like a mime, Roberts took the party line during hearings by saying that Roe v. Wade/Doe v. Bolton is “settled law,” but he avoided saying how he might rule. Of course nobody can say how he would rule because a particular case would first have to be under consideration by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Birth, death and morality
Funny how articles about “unwed women” are never properly focused on the role of a mother and the need for the innocent child to have the benefit of a two parent home.
Kansas AG looks for truth
We applaud Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline for doing all he can to acquire the abortion records of young girls who may well have been victims of criminal rape.
When the going gets tough, the tough … do what?
In the surreal little place that Planned Parenthood calls home, it seems the neurons of all the residents are permanently hard-wired so the world – and everything in it – is viewed through sex-colored lenses.
Bork gets it right
In a recent interview Judge Robert Bork made it perfectly clear that regardless of whether or not Judge John Roberts makes it to the U.S. Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade/Doe v. Bolton is not going to be overturned any time soon, if ever.