All posts tagged "Mark Udall"
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1.1K10OpinionSusan Douglas thinks America needs pro-abortion Republicans; Kermit Gosnell certainly did
Susan J. Douglas is a professor at the University of Michigan. She’s also an author, and in a recent magazine column, Ms....
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2.1K5PoliticsAbortion lobby in deep denial over last week’s electoral thrashing
Poor pro-aborts. In Tuesday’s midterm elections, voters gave pro-life candidates a majority of U.S. Senate seats, House offices, and governor’s mansions, not to...
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1.5KAnalysisPlanned Parenthood faces questions following series of scandals
Planned Parenthood is America’s largest abortion provider, ending over 300 thousand lives every year. Most abortions are done early on and involve vacuum...
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1.5K3PoliticsWhere does Sen. Mark Udall draw the line on gendercide and late-term abortion? He doesn’t.
The thought of a baby’s arms and legs being pulled off isn’t too pleasant. Neither is aborting a little girl simply because she’s female. That’s probably...
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2.0KAnalysisNo, Cory Gardner, making contraception OTC won’t placate pro-choice zealots
If an elephant never forgets, then maybe it’s time for the Republican Party to get a new mascot. Particularly after Ken Cuccinelli’s...
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Opinion
Crime and (no) punishment: What Obama and Planned Parenthood have in common
President Barack Obama is a remarkably skilled individual. Since taking office, the president has demonstrated time and again that he has an impressive...
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Opinion
Priorities: Why stopping rape and murder isn’t always high on the list at RHrealitycheck.org
As some of you know, I’ve been banned from RHrealitycheck.org. This was of course due to no fault of my own (ok,...
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2.1K174OpinionWant to get away with mistreating women? The abortion lobby is here to help
I’ve recently been banned from Rhrealitycheck.org. I have no idea how that happened (actually, this might have had something to do with...
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Opinion
Electricity and Misogyny: Two things that abortion has to offer
So we’re burning babies to keep the lights on. No, that’s not a metaphor or a figure of speech–it’s a statement of...
