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Papa John Has Nothing on Planned Parenthood's Margaret Sanger
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- By Christian Newswire
Why Hasn't NAACP Denounced Racist Comments by Planned Parenthood's Founder?
MONTCLAIR, N.J. -- NAACP religiously monitors the world for racist comments made by dignitaries, especially elected officials and organizations opposing the Democrat Party. The bias demonstrated is consistent with the decline of relevancy on issues adversely affecting the very people they were created to protect. When informed and genuine advocates of the African American community see the devastating effects of eugenic policies perpetrated upon people-of-color, then learn the origins and racist comments as well as practices of the leading abortion provider Planned Parenthood, they are left baffled at the silence of America's most prestigious defenders of civil rights. Let me enumerate some undeniable and inconvenient truths:
Life Legal Attorneys Leverage Congressional Findings to Expose Planned Parenthood
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- By Christian Newswire
NAPA, Calif. – Almost three years ago, the Center for Medical Progress released videos of its undercover investigation revealing the abortion industry's practice of criminal fetal tissue trafficking. Multiple abortionists were caught on camera describing how they could be paid for body parts and how to change the abortion procedure to obtain more intact body parts that could be sold for premium prices.
The videos caused such public outrage that the U.S. House of Representatives created a special investigative panel to dig into the facts of how abortion providers were violating or evading federal and state laws. After holding multiple hearings, interviewing dozens of witnesses, and subpoenaing tens of thousands of pages of documents, the House Select Panel on Infant Lives issued a final report concluding that universities, for-profit tissue procurement companies, and abortion clinics had all played a part in illegal fetal tissue trafficking.
President Trump Picks Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court
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- By Staff Report
Twelve years ago, Judge Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the DC Court of Appeals May 26, 2006. Kavanaugh is 53-years-old and worked in George W. Bush's administration. He worked for independent counsel Kenneth Starr in the President Bill Clinton investigation that eventually led to impeachment. He also served as Clerk of Court for Justice Anthony Kennedy who he may replace in the next few months.
Kavanaugh has voted conservative regarding presidential authority, the Second Amendment and religious liberty.
New M.O.M. on the Block
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON – Every year, countless men and women hit Washington D.C. and major cities alike to fight for the right of the unborn. Generations stand united against the atrocity of abortion as the torch passes from one hand to the next proclaiming the sanctity of life. But one woman's message hits directly to the root of the issue, "Motherhood is by Design," says homeschool mother of eight and Director of the My Ovaries Matter (M.O.M) Campaign.
Governor vetoes ‘data warehouse’ plan, budget earmarks after Nerve coverage
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
In a veto message released Friday, Gov. Henry McMaster rejected a state budget proviso authorizing the creation of a massive “data warehouse” containing sensitive information on South Carolinians – several days after The Nerve raised privacy concerns about the controversial plan.
McMaster also vetoed parts of another budget proviso directing a collective $750,000 to two nonprofits favored by three House members, one of whom sits on the board of trustees of one of the organizations. The Nerve first revealed the earmarks – funding requests by House members for specific projects or programs that didn’t originate with the state agency that would receive the public dollars – in a March story.
Randall Terry Leads 'Overturn Roe' Vigil at White House 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Supporting President Trump's Promise to Overturn Roe
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON – On Monday, July 9, beginning at 10:00 a.m., pro-lifers from 6 states will gather for an all day vigil at the White House. They will remain until after President Trump announces his Supreme Court pick at 9:00 p.m.
Randall Terry, the Founder of Operation Rescue, is organizing this event in conjunction with the several pro-life leaders and organizations: W.A.K.E.U.P.; Defend Life; LifeGuard; and Society for Truth and Justice.
How S.C. Lawmakers Might Have Access to Your Private Information
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
For 10 years, a proviso tucked away in the state budget has given lawmakers and multiple S.C. agencies access to a massive “data warehouse” containing personal medical records of many South Carolinians.
Now, lawmakers want to launch a similar database that would track sensitive education and workforce information on children and adults in the Palmetto State. The system would be created under another budget proviso passed last week by legislators and now under review by the governor.
The proposed “data warehouse” could be as large as the existing health care version – created in 2002 through a budget proviso and renewed annually via a proviso. Both systems could, in theory, pull private records from each other, effectively creating an even larger, state-run electronic bank of personal information.
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