Thursday, January 23, 2014

"...it’s sad the Democrats have made supporting life a partisan issue.”



◼ Seven Famous People Who Were Almost Aborted - Townhall

◼ All is fair in love, war and politics: GOP attacks Dem claims of a ‘war on women’ - Ralph Z. Hallow & Meredith Somers/Washington Times

Thousands of pro-life activists donned scarves, gloves and knit hats Wednesday to brave the blowing snow and arctic temperatures on the Mall as the 41st March for Life was punctuated by an unusually blunt exchange between the Republican and Democratic Party leaders that signaled a shifting fight for female voters.

Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz opened the barrage, accusing her GOP counterpart, Reince Priebus, of rallying “against women’s rights” and assailing Republicans for spending “more time fighting to restrict the rights of women to make their own health care choices.”

...Though Democrats have made electoral gains with women, polling suggests Republicans could reclaim lost ground: 57 percent of Americans declared in a CNN poll this month that abortion is “morally wrong.” And 49 percent of likely U.S. voters told a Rasmussen poll that they believe there should be a waiting period before a woman can get an abortion.

“It was pathetic to see the chair of the Democratic National Committee bash our members for attending a rally whose theme was ‘Adoption: A Noble Decision,’” RNC Communications Director Sean Spicer said. “The marchers have traveled from all across the country to take a stand for the value of life and to celebrate adoption and it’s sad the Democrats have made supporting life a partisan issue.”

◼ ‘Amazing’: Pro-life sign wins ‘best sign I’ve ever seen from a political rally’ [pic] - Twitchy



◼ Praise for Brit Hume’s eloquent and hopeful pro-life commentary [video] - Twitchy



◼ Mary Katharine Ham nutshells #MarchForLife ‘burning irony’ reaction as only she can - Twitchy



◼ Here’s your annual roundup of vitriolic hatred for the March for Life - Twitchy
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