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Scott Zipperle

November 21, 2013 By Scott Zipperle

61 Days of Life: What are conscience protections?

 

One aspect of the train wreck that is commonly called Obamacare is the provision that allowed Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, with the full support of President Barack Obama, to force companies and individuals to pay for and/or subsidize contraception, sterilizations and abortifacients.  Obvious to all except for the pro-abortion crowd and the Obama Administration, those who are opposed to paying for such life ending procedures and drugs feel it is wrong that the government should force them to either violate their beliefs or pay a large fine or go to jail.  Do they deserve to be protected?

The following is adapted from consciencelaws.org:

 

Protections of conscience laws ensure that people cannot be forced to facilitate practices or procedures to which they object for reasons of conscience.  These may include abortion, capital punishment, contraception, sterilization, artificial reproduction, euthanasia, assisted suicide, human experimentation, torture, etc.  An adequate protection of conscience law should protect conscientious objectors from coercive hiring or employments practices, discrimination and other forms of punishment or pressure.  It should also include protection of conscience laws and afford varying degrees of protection for conscience objectors.  They may appear in statutes or in the policies of organizations or institutions.

 

Protection of conscience laws and conscience clauses are needed because powerful interests are inclined to force health care workers and others to participate, directly or indirectly, in morally controversial procedures.  Physicians, nurses and pharmacists and others have been denied employment, dismissed, or penalized because of objections to abortion, contraception or drugs that can act as abortifacients.  The same pressure will almost certainly be applied to force conscientious objectors to participate in reproductive technology, eugenic screening and in euthanasia and assisted suicide, particularly where such things are legal or tolerated.

Filed Under: Blog

November 21, 2013 By Scott Zipperle

March for Life in the News

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Tech Giants Slammed Over Health Coverage for Freezing Eggs

Drew MacKenzie | 11/4/14 | Newsmax


March for Life: Every Life is a Gift

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Jeanne Monahan | 10/16/14 | Washington Times


Jeanne Monahan on EWTN to Discuss Brittany Maynard and Human Dignity


Pro-Lifers Irate over Obamacare Abortion Funds

Paul Strand | 9/14/14 | CBN News


America’s Steady March Toward a Culture of Life

Jeanne Monahan | July 2014 | Knights of Columbus Columbia Magazine


Jeanne Monahan on EWTN to discuss Ireland March for Life and other pro-life news


March for Life Files Suit Against HHS Mandate

Kim Trobee | 7/14/14 | CitizenLink


March for Life files lawsuit against Obama HHS Mandate…but with a twist

Dustin Siggins | 7/10/14 | LifeSiteNews


Because Hobby Lobby Decision Doesn’t Protect Non-profits, March for Life Sues HHS

Alliance Defending Freedom | 7/10/14 | LifeNews


March for Life files suit against abortion-pill mandate

Press Release | 7/10/14 | Alliance Defending Freedom


Abortion Advocates Downplaying the Science of Abortifacients 

Jeanne Monahan | 7/1/14 | National Review Online


‘Women’s Issues broader than ‘reproductive health,’ experts say 

Adelaide Mena | 6/18/14 | Catholic News Agency


Warren Buffett: The Billion Dollar King of Abortion

Mike Ciandella and Katie Yoder | 5/13/14 | Media Research Center


Should a National Women’s History Musuem Highlight Abortion Advocate Margaret Sanger?

Caitlin Burke | 5/07/14 | The Daily Signal


Jeanne Monahan on EWTN to discuss marches for life around the world


Are There Any Pro-Life Health Insurance Plans Available?

John Burger | 5/1/14 | Aleteia


Jeanne Monahan on EWTN to discuss International Women’s Day


Bethany Goodman on EWTN for her SBA List Young Leader Award


Our Bodies, Ourselves II

Jeanne Monahan | 3/7/14 | National Review Online


Priebus: March for Life a Wakeup Call for GOP

Betsy Woodruff | 3/6/14 | National Review Online


New Study on Aborti
on Rate Doesn’t Tie Drop to New Abortion Restrictions

Navar Watson | 2/12/14 | Pilot Catholic News


Millennials Join March for Life

2/10/14 | National Catholic Review 


Pro-Life Leaders Slam Nets March for Life Coverage

Katie Yoder | 1/31/14 | News Busters


A Protest to Change Laws, Hearts

Maria-Pia Negro | 1/29/14 | Catholic Herald


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Bret Baier | 1/ 27/14 | Fox News 


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Nikki Schwab | 1/27/14 | US News & World Report 


What I Saw at the March for Life

Napp Nazworth | 1/25/14 | Christian Post 


March for life fights the snow in DC

Delcan Finn | 1/24/14 | Washington Examiner 


Evangelicals Flock to Pro-Life Message

Jeff Walton | 1/24/14 | Christian NewsWire 


Braving the DC cold to March for Life – Who was there and who wasn’t

Mark Nowakowski | 1/24/14 | Communities Digital News 


Philadelphians make it through snowstorm to join March for Life

Lou Baldwin| 1/24/14 | Catholic Philly 


March for Life Goes On Despite Winter Storm

1/23/14 | CBNNews.com 


March for Life happens for 56 million reasons

Pam Fichter | 1/23/14 | Springfield News-Leader 


March for Life Brings Grassroots and GOP Establishment Together

Tony Lee |1/23/14 | Breitbart 


March for Life went on in cold and snow

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Abortion opponents rally at March for Life

1/23/14 |The Washington Post 


Abortion debate increasingly goes digital

1/23/14 |CBSNews 


Thousands Decry Abortion at March for Life in Washington, DC

1/23/14 |PanAM Post 


Washington’s March For Life Draws Thousands Through Increased Social Media

1/23/14 |IntheCapital 


March for Life happens for 56 million reasons

1/23/14  | Springfield News-Leader 


GOP prepares counteroffensive to battle Dem claims of a ‘war on

1/23/14 |The Washington Times 


J.C. Derrick provides a report from the March for Life

1/23/14 |The World and Everything In It 


Thousands Brave the Cold to March for Life

1/23/14 |Washington Free Beacon 


Millennials at march say age group most aware of costs of abortion

1/23/14 |Catholic New Service 


Pope Francis tweets his support for March for Life rally in Washington protesting legalized abortion on anniversary of Supreme Court’s historic Roe V Wade decision 

1/23/14 |DailyMail UK 


What in the World: Abortion Anniversary and US Bases in the UK

1/23/14 |BBC News 


The Millennial Pro-Life Generation

1/23/14 | RedAlert Politics 


U.S. anti-abortion marchers brave freezing cold in Washington

1/23/14 | Reuters 


Obama pushes women’s reproductive rights amid March for Life

1/22/14 | The Washington Times 


Thousands Brave Cold for “March for Life” Abortion Protest in DC

1/22/14 | CBS DC 


Abortion Opponents March in Washington on Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

1/22/14 | New York Times The Lede Blog 


5 Things to Know Wednesday

1/22/14  >| USA Today 


41st Annual March for Life

1/22/14 | The Hill 


Despite Frigid Weather, March for Life Marches On with New Adoption Focus

Kate Tracy | 1/22/14 | Christianity Today 


Pope Francis Prays (and Tweets) for March for Life 

1/22/14 CNA/EWTN News 


The March for Life in Pictures

Mary Katharine Ham | 1/22/14 | HotAir 


March for Life Attendees Expect 2014 to be a Big Year for Life Movement

Austin Ruse | 1/22/14 | Breitbart 


The 41st Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.

Mollie Hemingway | 1/22/14 | The Federalist 


Buoyed by Pope, Thousands Brave Frigid DC Temperatures for March for Life Rally

1/22/14 | Newsmax Wires 


Pro-life marchers begin trek to Supreme Court

Meredith Somers | 1/22/14 | Washington Times 


The March for Life Media Coverage – or Lack Thereof

Natalie deMacedo |1/22/14 | The American Spectator 


Pope tweets support for US anti-abortion ‘March for Life’

1/22/14 | AFP 


March for Life to Highlight Adoption

Bethany Monk | 1/21/14 | CitizenLink 


At Chilly D.C. March, Republicans Pledge Support for Antiabortion bills

1/22/14 |The Wall Street Journal 


The March for Life Goes On

1/22/14 |National Review Online 


Thousands To Brave Cold For ‘March For Life‘ Abortion Protest In DC

1/22/14 |Huffington Post 


Anti-abortion activists brave frigid weather for march to mark Roe v Wade

1/22/14 |The Guardian UK 


This Ain’t Your Mama’s March for Life

1/22/14 |Slate 


U.S. Anti-Abortion Marchers Brave Cold in Washington on Roe v. Wade Anniversary

1/22/14 |Baltimore Sun 


Pope Francis gives support to DC abortion protest

1/22/14 |Associated Press 


Snow doesn’t hinder March for Life

1/22/14 |Politico 


Despite Frigid, Bitter Cold Temperatures March for Life to Go On in

1/22/14 |Townhall 


March for Life 2.0? A new approach to the annual anti-abortion rally

1/22/14 |CNN (Blog) 


Miles de personas piden en Washington que se sustituya el aborto por la adopción

1/22/14 |European Press Photo Agency 


Pro-lifers brave windy, freezing temps to ‘March for Life‘

1/22/14 |Daily Caller 


Pope Francis Tweets ‘March for Life‘ Support, Obama Reaffirms Roe

1/22/14 |DCist.com 


Pope Francis gives support to DC abortion protest

1/22/14 |WTOP 103.5 


March for Life Draws Thousands to Snowy DC

1/22/14 |USA Today 


Pope Francis tweets support to March for Life in Washington, saying he’s there ‘with my prayers’

1/22/14 |New York Daily News 


Protestants March for Life

1/22/14 |First Things 


Thousands of abortion foes set for ‘March for Life‘ in Washington

1/22/14 |New Haven Register 


Thousands of abortion foes brave cold to join March for Life

1/22/14 |The Washington Post 


Washington’s March for Life goes on, despite snow, low temperatures

1/22/14 |UPI.com 


Anti-Abortion Activists ‘March for Life’ in Washington

1/22/14 |U.S. News & World Report 


Palin lauds March for Life groups

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March for Life Focuses on Adoption as Best Option

1/22/14 |Christian Post 


‘We Are Winning’ the Fight Against Abortion, Says Rep. Chris Smith at 41st Annual March for Life Rally

1/22/14 |Christian Post 


Abortion Foes Rally in Washington, Spurred by Pope

1/22/14 |Global Post Agence France-Presse 


Andrew Cuomo and the 2014 March for Life

1/22/14 |Townhall 


Pope Francis tweets his support for anti-abortion ‘March for Life‘ rally

1/22/14 |Raw Story 


Thousands March Through Washington Snow for Annual Rally Against Abortion

1/22/14 |ABC News 


March for Life Message: “Listen to Young People”

1/22/14 |NewsMax 


Eric Cantor Announces Anti-Choice House Vote at March for Life

1/22/14 |RH Reality Check 


Pope Francis Tweets Support for March for Life from the Vatican

1/22/14 |Townhall 


Hundreds of Thousands of Pro-Lifers March for Life: Mourn 56

1/22/14 |LifeNews.com 


The Best Matching Group Fashions Seen at the March for Life

1/21/14 |Townhall 


Six surprising changes to the anti-abortion March for Life

1/21/14 |CNN Belief Blog 


Snow won’t stop 41st March for Life

1/21/14 |Washington Examiner 


Pro-Lifers in 41st March for Life Brave Harsh Conditions

1/21/14 |The New American 


Through snow, ice and cold, the March for Life will go on

1/21/14 |USA Today 


March for Life – and ProLife Movement – Now Led by Young Adults

1/21/14 |Townhall 


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Brian Miller | 1/21/14 |Juicy Ecumenism 


March for Life is important witness of unity, advocate says

Adelaide Mena |1/21/14 | Catholic News Agency 


Catholic Colleges to Have Major Presence at March for Life

1/21/14 |The Cardinal Newman Society 


March for Life makes room for other causes

Meredith Somers | (1/20/14) | Washington Times


Marching on Washington, Again 

Kathryn Jean Lopez | (1/20/14) | National Review Online


Inside the Beltway: The bipartisan side of the March for Life

Jennifer Harper | (1/19/14) | Washington Times


Choose adoption, not abortion: Column

Grazie Pozo Christie | (1/18/14) | USA Today


March for Life broadens focus to engage cultural, political realms

(1/17/14) CNA/EWTN News


This year’s March for Life reaches a new group: evangelicals

By Sarah Pulliam Bailey | (1/17/14) | Religion News Service


Pro-lifers hold peaceful protest for 40th consecutive year

April Thompson | (1/17/14) | Communities Digital News


2014 March for Life law summit will feature over 20 pro-life leaders

Dustin Siggins | (1/17/14) | LifeSiteNews


EWTN: Send Us Your ‘March for Life’/’Walk for Life’ Videos, Photos & Posts

(1/17/14) | Global Newswire


RNC Bumps Annual Meeting for March for Life

CBNNews.com | (1/17/14)


Tired of the Media Blackout of the March for Life, New Pro-Life Documentary Planned

Katie Yoder | (1/16/14) | NewsBusters


March On!

John Burger | (1/ 15/14) | Catholic World Report 


Abortion foes blast California bill that would make access easier

By Chris Megerian (8/30/2013) Los Angeles Times 


About Marching On

By Kathryn Jean Lopez (8/26/2013) National Review Online 

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March for Life expands direction

By Jill Stanek (8/26/2013)  


Will a focus on adoption be key for pro-life advocates moving forward?

By Christopher Santarelli (6/13/2013) The Blaze 


Jeanne Monahan: Plan B ruling not in the best interest of women  

By Kyle Drennen (5/1/2013) Media Research Center 


US Pro-Life leaders join Rome’s March for Life

By Alessandro Speciale (5/8/2013) Washington Post


Grand jury report likens Gosnell’s clinic to a “baby charnel house”

By Joseph Austin (4/17/2013) Catholic News Service 


Jeanne Monahan gives Recap of the March for Life

By Renee Pillor (4/12/2013) Media Research Center TV


Plan B Is The New Plan A

By Alicia Menendez – (4/8/2013) Huffpost Live


Morning-After Pill

By Brian Williams – (4/8/2013) NBC Nightly News


Morning-after Pill Ruling Reanimates Debate

By Sarah Kliff & Brady Dennis – (4/5/2013) The Washington Post


Pope Supports March for Life

By Bill Hemmer & Martha MacCallum – (1/25/2013) FOX News


40 Years After Roe v. Wade, Thousands March to Oppose Abortion

By Ashley Parker – (1/25/2013) The New York Times


Poll: Majority Support Roe v. Wade

By Luke Russert – (1/25/2013) The Daily Rundown (MSNBC)


‘Pro-life Generation’: Abortion Opponents Take Reins of Record Breaking March for Life

By Cheryl Wetzstein – (1/25/2013) The Washington Times

 


Pro-life Advocates March in DC for 40th Year

By Doug McKelway – (1/25/2013) FOX News


Pope Supports March for Life

By Bill Hemmer & Martha MacCallum – (1/25/2013) FOX News


40 Years After Roe v. Wade, Thousands March to Oppose Abortion

By Ashley Parker – (1/25/2013) The New York Times


Poll: Majority Support Roe v. Wade

By Luke Russert – (1/25/2013) The Daily Rundown (MSNBC)


‘Pro-life Generation’: Abortion Opponents Take Reins of Record Breaking March for Life

By Cheryl Wetzstein – (1/25/2013) The Washington Times


Antiabortion March for Life Gets a New Head and, Perhaps, a New Focus

By Michelle Boorstein – (1/24/2013) The Washington Post


Roe v. Wade Turns 40; New Gonzales Polls; Women in Combat; VA Redistricting

By Bruce DePuyt – (1/24/2013) NewsTalk with Bruce DePuyt (ABC)


OP-ED: Gaining Ground in a 40-Year March on Abortion

By Jeanne Monahan – (1/24/2013) The Washington Times


Two Sides of Roe: Activists Weigh In On Ruling’s Past, Present, Future

By Cheryl Wetzstein – (1/22/2013) The Washington Times


Abortion Moms Unite, Charge Racism, Lies Drive Pro-Choice Movement

By Paul Bedard – (1/22/2013) Washington Examiner


Republican Rep. Chris Smith Calls Obama the ‘Abortion President’

By Elise Viebeck – (1/22/2013) The Hill


Smith: Obama is the ‘Abortion President’

By Jonathan Tamari – (1/22/2013) The Inquirer


Pro-Life Caucus Co-Chair: Future Generations Will Wonder Why a Nobel Peace Prize-winner was the ‘Abortion President’

By Caroline May – (1/22/2013) The Daily Caller


Roe v. Wade Conference: Women Share Graphic Stories About Abortion’s Toll on Their Lives?

By Penny Starr – (1/22/2013) CNSNews


Dem Co-Chair of Pro-Life Caucus: ‘Without the Right to Life, No Other Rights Can Exist’

By Penny Starr – (1/22/2013) CNSNews


How Did Obama the Abortion President Win the Nobel Peace Prize?

By Steven Ertelt – (1/22/2013) LifeNews


Young People Becoming More Supportive of Pro-Life Movement?

By Uma Pemmaraju – (1/17/13) FOX News (TV interview)


Changes to March for Life Focus on Engaging Culture

By Adelaide Darling – (1/16/13) Catholic News Agency


March for Life’s Jeanne Monahan Leads Next Generation of Anti-Abortion Activists

By Adele M. Banks – (1/16/13) The Washington Post


March for Life Scheduled for Jan 25

By Elise Viebeck – (1/10/13) The Hill


40th March for Life Crowds Could Top Obama Inauguration

By Paul Bedard – (1/10/2013) Washington Examiner


Life News March for Life Attendance Could Top Obama Inaugural Event

By Steven Ertelt – (1/10/13) LifeNews


40 Years After Roe v. Wade, Pro-life Movement Strengthens its Resolve

By Carol Zimmerman – (1/4/2013) Catholic News Service


We March Onward

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Son Rise Morning Show with Brian Patrick

(11/21/12) EWTN (radio interview) archive Jeanne begins at 02:44:00

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Filed Under: Article, Media Center Tagged With: March for Life, media, news

November 20, 2013 By Scott Zipperle

62 Days of Life: What is Post-Abortive Ministry?

 

Tragically, most in the pro-abortion movement refuse to believe (or acknowledge the evidence) that there are psychological scars from having an abortion. Abortion is likely one of the most traumatic experiences anyone can have.   As the Catholic Diocese of Charleston puts it:

“Both before and after abortion, feelings of fear, anxiety, guilt, panic and pressure are common–not only for the woman who experiences the abortion, but also for the father of the unborn child, the grandparents, brothers and sisters, close friends, even medical personnel involved with the abortion. People from a broad variety of religious affiliations (or with none) may experience some or all of these feelings.”

A few years back I was hosting a “Townhall Meeting” panel at the Values Voters Summit with some Members of Congress including Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ).  An older woman stood up (in front of not only the sitting audience but also an audience of CSPAN watchers) and gave testimony on how she had experienced multiple abortions and how she believes the aftereffects of those abortions led her to drinking and drugs.  It was a very public and emotional scene and the Members of Congress on the panel showed tremendous compassion for that woman.  However it was what happened afterwards that finally made me break down in tears.  Immediately following the panel breaking up I witnessed Rep. Smith turn to one of his staffers and say “find me that woman.”  I was then able to witness Rep. Smith and his wife privately (no cameras and no constituents) consoling that woman and talking to her of places she can get help.

Rep. Smith is not alone among the pro-life and pro-woman community in seeking out to help post-abortive women who are seeking for someone to talk to about their very real pain and loss. For the Catholic Church, the umbrella outreach to those who have been affected by abortion is called Project Rachel, taken from the scripture:

“Rachel mourns for her children; she refuses to be consoled because her children are no more. Thus says the Lord: Cease your cries of mourning. Wipe the tears from your eyes. The sorrow you have shall have its rewards. There is hope for your future.” – Jeremiah 31:15-17

project rachelWhen it comes to this outreach there can’t be a “one size fits all” approach.  I agree with Ashley in her blog as she states her assumption “that reactions to individual abortions [are] as diverse as the women having them.”  Earlier this month the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops reemphasized and solidified their support for Project Rachel by approving the hiring of its first full-time staff member for Project Rachel.

While Project Rachel is open to those of any (or no) faith – there are also other similar post-abortive projects that are outside of the Catholic Church.  Two such ministries are PACE (Post Abortion Peer Counseling & Education), which is under the CareNet umbrella, and “PATH” (Post Abortion Treatment and Healing.)

We live in a society where very few can say they have not been touched by abortion.  Know you are never alone.

 

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: abortion, ministry, post-abortive, Project Rachel

November 19, 2013 By Scott Zipperle

63 Days of Life: Pro-life 101: What is UNFPA and Should Taxpayers Fund It?

At the 1984 Mexico City Conference the Reagan Administration established the requirement that the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) provide “concrete assurances that (it) is not engaged in, or does not provide funding for, abortions or coercive family planning programs.”  Concern was highest over UNFPA’s activities in China’s coercive family planning practices.  At the time the Administration reportedly held up $19 million (of $38 million allocated for UNFPA for FY1984) until assurances could be provided it was not going to these nefarious practices.  

Congress enacted the Kemp-Kasten Amendment in 1985 that left it up to the President to determine if an organization or program being funded by UNFPA contributes to coercive abortions or forced sterilizations.  From 1986 through 1993 both Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush concluded that the UNFPA was involved in those nefarious practices and thus denied U.S taxpayer funds.  President George H.W. Bush even vetoed the 1989 Foreign Operations Appropriations bill because the Democratic Congress was insisting the U.S. contribute to the UNFPA.

It was not until 1993 that President Clinton, despite massive evidence to the contrary, decided it was okay to fund the UNFPA despite its involvement with coercive abortions and forced sterilizations.  Under the George W. Bush administration, the U.S. withheld funds for the UNFPA from America’s annual contributions to the United Nations due to UNFPA’s complicity in China’s one-child policy enforced through coercive abortion and involuntary sterilization, but the Obama administration and the 111th Congress resumed contributions to UNFPA.

Numerous investigations, both private and Congressional, have found that China continues to this day its practice of age requirements for pregnancy; “birth permits”; mandatory use of IUDs; mandatory sterilization; crippling fines for non-compliance; imprisonment for non-compliance; forced abortion and forced sterilization.  Just last year Feng Jianmei was dragged from her home, beaten, and forced to abort her seven month old unborn child, because it was her second pregnancy.  According to China’s one-child policy, couples living in rural areas may have a second child only if their first is a girl. And those in urban areas are strictly restricted to one child.  Anyone found breaking this law is fined up to $25,000, or forced to comply as in the case of Feng Jianmei.

The Chinese government continues to kill 13 million infants annually through their policies – With the assistance of UNFPA and American taxpayers.   China’s unborn children who are tested and found to be female are at special risk. Nor is this heinous policy limited to the unborn. Female infanticide is routine in rural China.

 

There have been recent stories that China has “let up” on their one-child policies.  Reggie Littlejohn, president of Womens Rights Without Frontiers,   has gone to China to expose this lie and she got an assist from an unexpected source:

Now a new Xinhua report confirms Chinese officials believe that the “birth policy changes are no big deal.”

 

Wang Pei’an, deputy director of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, told Xinhua that “the number of couples covered by the new policy is not very large across the country.”

 

Last week, Littlejohn explained that even if all couples were allowed two children, there is no guarantee that the Chinese Communist Party “will cease their appalling methods of enforcement.”

 

“Regardless of the number of children allowed, women who get pregnant without permission will still be dragged out of their homes, strapped down to tables and forced to abort babies that they want, even up to the ninth month of pregnancy. It does not matter whether you are pro-life or pro-choice on this issue,” she said. “No one supports forced abortion, because it is not a choice.”

 

She said instituting a two-child policy also will not end the Chinese government’s “gendercide” in which girls are selectively aborted because of the cultural value of having a boy to maintain the family name.

 

“Indeed, areas in which two children currently are allowed are especially vulnerable to gendercide, the sex-selective abortion of females,” she said.

 

Littlejohn cited a 2009 British Medical Journal study of 2005 national census data showing that in nine provinces, for “second order births” where the first child is a girl, 160 boys were born for every 100 girls.

 

Hundreds of millions in taxpayer funds have been allocated for UNFPA despite their participation in China’s brutal policy.  Cutting off funding to UNFPA will save money, but more importantly it will save lives by discontinuing U.S. taxpayer support for UNFPA.

 

For more information please visit Womens Rights Without Frontiers.
 

 

Filed Under: Blog

November 18, 2013 By Scott Zipperle

64 Days of Life: Abortions for all, miniature American flags for others

In the 1996 Treehouse of Horror episode of the Simpsons, two aliens, Kang and his sister Kudos, plan to take over the Earth by impersonating Bill Clinton and Bob Dole, the two presidential candidates of that year.  At one point Kang, disguised as Bob Dole, in trying to please a divided crowd declares “abortions for some, miniature American flags for others.” 

 

 

Ironically this position really wasn’t that far from the real Bob Dole and even today abortion does seem to still garner some debate within the Republican Party.  However, for some Democratic pro-abortion politicians in the U.S. Congress they will only be happy with unrestricted taxpayer funded abortions for all.  Earlier this week, Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), along with Representatives Judy Chu (D-CA), Lois Frankel (D-FL) and Marcia Fudge (D-OH), introduced the ironically named “Women’s Health Protection Act” (WHaPA).  The WHaPA would override the tremendous success we have seen in the states of protecting women’s health while also putting limitations on abortion.  Not since the abortions for all “Freedom of Choice Act,” supported by President Obama, have we seen a bill that is so anti-mother and child.

 

 

Section 4 of the bill is loaded with prohibitions for the states:

 

Want to require that only licensed doctors perform a surgical abortion?  That would be outlawed under this bill.  Actually this bill would allow an abortionist to designate anyone, regardless of training, to perform the procedure.   This protects the unlicensed abortionist, but not the woman.

 

Want legislation that restricts the off counter use of a drug that has proven to both harm and kill women when used for a chemical abortion?  That would be illegal under this bill.  This protects the lazy abortionist, but not the women who have ended up dying from unlicensed use of abortion causing drugs.

 

Want to make sure a doctor can’t “phone in” a chemical abortion?  This legislation would restrict that – allowing presumably anyone designated by an abortion doctor to distribute life ending drugs via the Internet.  Again, this protects the lazy abortionist, but not the women who have ended up dying from unlicensed use of abortion causing drugs.

 

Want to stop future abortionists like Kermit Gosnell, who butchered two women and countless babies to death?  The “Women’s Health Protection Act” protects Kermit Gosnell, but not the woman.

 

Want to pass a law that requires an abortionist to report cases of statutory rape for girls as young (or younger) than 12?  Or at least get the permission of a legal guardian to have the invasive and destructive procedure known as abortion?  The “WHaPA” protects the predator, not the 12 year old girl or the parents.

 

Section 6 then gives Attorney General Eric Holder virtually unrestricted powers to abuse the office against pro-lifers as well as possibly legislators or elected officials who would enforce ANY law that seeks to protect a woman.

 

This is legislation only Planned Parenthood could love, and love it they do.  The bill has 36 sponsors in the Senate and 60 in the House of Representatives; however, it is clear this is the wish list of many pro-abortion folks in DC.  This bill would not only lead to more abortions, it would also lead to more deaths of both mothers and children. 

 

All I can say is “Don’t blame me, I voted for Kudos.” 

 

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