“Abortion” Articles

We have a duty to identify the inbred misogyny that leads to servicewomen being assaulted in such appallingly high numbers.

“Loccke, if she’s a feminist, ought to be more willing to listen to that still, small voice in her soul.”

This is a two-fold villainy: it’s a violation of free market, and worse, it’s a violation of conscience.

A staunchly pro-life critique of the recent flippancy of abortion rhetoric by pro-life candidates Joe Walsh, Todd Akin, and Richard Mourdock.

“If we agree that abortion is the wrong way to protect women, we have to be willing to find the new and better way.”

“Proponents of the Mississippi measure assert that life begins at conception; I happen to agree with that point, but I’m not unaware of the slipperiness of that landmark event.”

If we want to fight abortion, we first have to love those who seek them.

In the first scene of Juno, a girl drinks Tang, walks through a hand-drawn cartoon credit sequence, and has a high-speed and ironic conversation with a convenience store clerk. Immediately, I’m thinking this movie is in trouble. Like a lot of people, I’ve grown tired of the ironic cynicism displayed in many of the most recent films and television shows. While I enjoy many of the shows that and films that started the fad, the onslaught of one-dimensional copycats has been unfortunate.

Christmas is, “in the air,” for a longer period each year. This time around, I started hearing Christmas songs before Thanksgiving week! However, even Christmas cannot compare to the length of time we spend talking about politics, especially in a presidential election year.