Nellie Gray

Peter Shinn from ProLifeUnity.com and Nellie Gray wrap up the three part press conference at the Family Research Council. Shinn said:

Click here to continue reading and to view the video at ProLifeNews.tv

When does life begin? This is probably one of the most debated topics. Pick your answer and let us know.

Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard CEO, has been touted as one of John McCain's potential vice-presidential picks.

But on July 7, Fiorina exposed herself as either a political airhead or saboteur by handing pro-aborts a wider opening to attack McCain than they could possibly have fantasized....

Since early this year, NARAL has been sounding the alarm that its polling showed independents and pro-abortion Republicans have taken McCain's "maverick" reputation to mean he bucks his party's platform and is pro-abortion.

But recently, pro-abortion groups have adopted the deceptive strategy of portraying McCain as anti-contraception.

Apparently, their follow-up polls showed McCain's simply being anti-abortion has not raised the dander of targeted voters, particularly in light of mounting evidence that Barack Obama is an abortion extremist....

So Fiorina could not have played more perfectly into pro-abort hands.

On July 10, a reporter asked McCain about Fiorina's mother of all verbal gifts to pro-aborts.

This prompted "some of the most riveting campaign footage of the entire year so far," reported MSNBC's Rachel Maddow. You can view it in its entirety online here....

Continue reading my column today, "McCain and Viagra," on WorldNetDaily.com.

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One of the most partisan, divisive, disunifying, anti-majority-will of the American people, defiant of High Court ruling pieces of proposed legislation to
come down the pike, the 'Freedom Of Choice Act', is being pushed by the Democrat presidential candidate, Barack Obama....

I don't presume to know what God thinks, but I've been asking this question nationwide for months now because I believe it is important. What do you think?