Abortion Advocates Struggle to Find Marchers, Look to Celebs for Help

LifeNews.com ^ | April 13, 2004 | by Steven Ertelt

[Artist]

Most of the usual suspects, and some new names.

God bless Patricia Heaton, Kathy Ireland (and Jennifer O'Neill who is part of the Silent No More campaign).

[Artist]

FYI ping.

[KJacob]

"The right to decide when or whether to have a child is a fundamental human right," said actress Helen Hunt. She decried the cuts in taxpayer-funded abortions President Bush


How about deciding to be responsible? I find it interesting that she believes individuals have the sacred right to choose but she also believes that once that right is exercised then the rest of us have to pay for it rather we agree or not.

[rj45mis]

Oh wait...there must be a mistake. Jane Fonda is a born-again believer, remember? Now that she has the indwelling Holy Spirit, she beieves in the sanctity of life. Geesh, what a total disappointment.

[Let's Roll]

Hey "girls" - the 60s are like so over.

[RobertP]

Julianne Moore
Uma Thurman
Kathleen Turner


NO!!!! Say it isn't so. Well, atleast I can take comfort in Kathy Ireland.

[2banana]

"My message to the politicians will be simple: Enough is enough. We have the right to make our own deeply felt, deeply moral decisions," Whitford said.

Except politicians never made abortion a "right" - it was crammed down the throat of America by the unelected judges of the supreme court in a split decision.

[Rutles4Ever]

Well, that's probably just a fraction of the Hollywood elite who are pro-abortion.

It also reads like a who's who of fallen-away Catholics. Martin Sheen is such a poseur.

I don't think any of the names surprised me, but it was nice to see Patricia Heaton and Kathy Ireland speak out with conviction.

[Rubber_Duckie_27]

Patricia Heaton is a real class act. She's not afraid to have her pro-life convictions be public knowledge.

It's still amazing to me that the pro-choice, radical Feminazis still don't realize that the founders of the feminist movement were very much pro-life!

[lafroste]

When I got home from work one day last week there was a message on my answering machine from NARAL urging me to attend the Washington DC march and trying to scare me about the evil republicans. I deleted the message before it occured to me to transcribe and post it here. I am only sorry that I was not home when they called so that I could voice my opinion to them personally.

[MrB]

"I'm liberal about the rights of the unborn child,"

This is great. And, this is something that will drive the left crazy. WE'RE the liberals, YOU LEFTISTS ARE NOT.

[madprof98]

Martin Sheen is such a poseur.

He's a Kerry Catholic. Some time ago, he signed a "seamless garment" pledge that links abortion to various other forms of violence. At the time, that was the PC stance for Leftists who wanted to be thought "spiritual." But now the lines have been redrawn, and the more prominent of those people have signed on with the most radical secularists. Naturally, they continue to claim their convictions of the day are "spiritual."

[Night Hides Not]

"My message to the politicians will be simple: Enough is enough. We have the right to make our own deeply felt, deeply moral decisions," Whitford said.

Bradley, Bradley, Bradley....choosing to kill a baby is an immoral decision. You have chosen to march with a group of people that are doing Satan's work.

Answer me this, Brad: aren't you glad your mother decided not to abort you?

[skepsel]

The pro-choicers are probably busy in a MoveOn.org march that day or getting ready for a million moron march event...or hopefully their constituency is beginning to see the light and shy away from advocacy of child murder.

[dead]

Kathleen Turner doesn't have to worry about abortion rights, having turned into a man about ten years ago.

[MHGinTN]

Hollywierd celebs defending selection of serial killers to terminate alive unborn children, as if that murderous posture is an enlightened civilized way. Are we surprised? These freaks live, work, and deal in fantasy. These same freaks are promoting cannibalism as enlightened medical advance.

[Corporate Law]

I have never heard of half of these people, though I don't count it as any sort of loss.

Kathy Ireland and Patricia Heaton would be great dinner dates anytime. Great on the eyes and intelligent to converse with.

[dead]

Lisa Loeb

I remember her! She had a minor indy hit song about ten years ago.

You could tell she was an artist to be taken seriously, because she wore dweeby glasses.

[bc2]

Sarah McLachlan? She just had a kid, that's really odd that she'd throw in with this lot.

Too bad, really.

[TontoKowalski]

Well, hell, now that I know Bonnie Franklin is endorsing this, I might just change my mind about abortion!

Seriously, dragging out a 1970's TV star who probably hasn't had an acting gig in 10 years... they're really dragging the bottom to come up with some names, aren't they?

I've never heard of the vast majority of people on the list, and I'm not surprised at any of those who I have heard of.