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Very Pro Life. A pregnant woman's unborn baby is literally killing her. The father btw, is a gay neurologist who provided artificial insemination. So, this woman's life is in danger. Either the doctors terminate the pregnancy and save her life, or both mother and 21 week old unborn baby were going to die. But she refuses to terminate and insists on saving her child. 23 weeks is considered viable for an unborn child, the unborn child needs at the very least two more weeks. But the mother has only two days until this pregnancy will cause her liver to...

Written by Administrator Friday, 10 November 2006 Democrats for Life of America Protecting Life. Strengthening. Re-Building. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: Kristen Day November 8, 2006 202-220-3066 Pro-Life Democrats Critical in Retaking the House Pro-life Democrats to move to leadership positions WASHINGTON, DC – Democrats For Life of America applauded the Democratic leadership today for recruiting pro-life Democrats to run for key Congressional races in this week’s history making elections. “Right after John Kerry’s loss in 2004, the Democratic Party finally started talking about including pro-life Democrats in the big tent of the Democratic Party. They put their money where...

The mainstream media and the chattering class have long hawked a theory that has caused serious confusion and a wide-spread misconception: that Republicans must appeal to Democrats to win the White House. In order to ‘explain’ the election of Ronald Reagan, many attributed his success to his ability to attract crossover votes from Democrats. Therefore, this concept holds, it is essential that Republicans court the mythical "Reagan Democrats” in order to win the Presidency. While this theory seems sound on its face, its continued acceptance has caused Republicans to lose their way - as well as the last two elections...

Their son had been in Iraq for only six weeks when Gregory and Carol LiCalzi found out that two Marines were waiting at their front door. As they raced home from the airport on Friday, they prayed that their son Michael, a Marine 2nd lieutenant and 2000 graduate of Chaminade High School, had only been wounded. They prayed that he was still alive. "Can you believe that we were praying that our son had been grievously wounded? That would mean these two Marines, a gunnery sergeant and a captain, weren't there to tell us Michael was dead," his father said....

The mainstream media and the chattering class have long hawked a theory that has caused serious confusion and a wide-spread misconception: that Republicans must appeal to Democrats to win the White House. In order to ‘explain’ the election of Ronald Reagan, many attributed his success to his ability to attract crossover votes from Democrats. Therefore, this concept holds, it is essential that Republicans court the mythical "Reagan Democrats” in order to win the Presidency. While this theory seems sound on its face, its continued acceptance has caused Republicans to lose their way - as well as the last two elections...

Two Australians won the Nobel Prize in medicine Monday for a discovery that defied decades of medical dogma and revolutionized the treatment of ulcers. They showed that bacterial infection — not stress — causes ulcers in the stomach and intestine. ADVERTISEMENT The 1982 discovery by Drs. Barry Marshall and Robin Warren eventually transformed peptic ulcer disease from a chronic, frequently disabling condition to one that can be cured by a short regimen of antibiotics and other medicines, said the Nobel Assembly of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

Secrets of the "Reagan Democrats” Dan Frisa Monday March 27, 2000 The mainstream media and the chattering class have long hawked a theory that has caused serious confusion and a wide-spread misconception: that Republicans must appeal to Democrats to win the White House. In order to ‘explain’ the election of Ronald Reagan, many attributed his success to his ability to attract crossover votes from Democrats. Therefore, this concept holds, it is essential that Republicans court the mythical "Reagan Democrats” in order to win the Presidency. While this theory seems sound on its face, its continued acceptance has caused Republicans to...

The silent crime The brutal kicking that is a British scourge In responding yesterday to the decline in overall crime but an increase in violent offences, David Blunkett declared: “We are going to target the areas of the country and those particular neighbourhoods where violent crime is causing and has caused concern.” As the Home Secretary appreciates, he also needs to target particular forms of violent criminal activity. While much attention has, understandably, been placed on gun crime, there is another area where focus should be directed. As Theodore Dalrymple’s analysis and Ian Richardson’s harrowing personal account in T2 today...

ELECTION 2004 Kerry likened to 'Lurch' by ex-N.Y. Times editor Howell Raines says 'pompous' John has 'Addams Family' face, no clear message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: June 2, 2004 2:55 p.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com John Kerry, left, likened to TV's Lurch While talk-show hosts across America have for some time likened presidential candidate John Kerry to television's comedic monsters Herman Munster of "The Munsters" and Lurch from the "Addams Family," the comparison is now being drawn by Howell Raines, the former editor of the New York Times. In a commentary published in today's Guardian newspaper in Britain, Raines writes: "The TV...

<p>HORTEN, Norway (Reuters) - Six decades after the defeat of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler's chemical weapons are coming back to haunt Europe as they ooze from rusting and poorly mapped graves on the seabed.</p> <p>Far from the hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, corrosion, deeper fishing by trawlers and seabed cables or oil pipelines are disturbing stockpiles in what once seemed inaccessible dumps from the Baltic to the Atlantic.</p>

Dan Frisa Saturday, Oct. 11, 2003 Former four-star general and newly minted Democrat presidential candidate Wesley Clark’s comments and behavior raise serious doubts about his mental and emotional stability and his very fitness to hold the highest office in the land. Campaigning in New Hampshire last month, Clark discussed his fervent belief in time travel: "I happen to believe that mankind can do it. I've argued with physicists about it, I've argued with best friends about it. I just have to believe it. It's my only faith-based initiative." What was he thinking? It’s sad, really. The man is certainly well...

CP-USA: press release archive CP-USA press release October 19 1998 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Communist Party, USA 235 West 23rd Street New York, N.Y. 10011 Phone: (212) 989-4994 Fax: 212-229-1713 E-mail: cpusa@rednet.org Contact: Carol Marks COMMUNISTS URGE VOTERS TO TURN PUBLIC OPINION INTO PEOPLE'S POWER NEW YORK, NEW YORK, October 19, 1998 --- Gus Hall, National Chair of the Communist Party, USA and former candidate for the President of the United States issued the following urgent call to the American people. &#34;In the last few months the political-electoral landscape has changed. There's been a shift to the right in U.S. politics. ...

CP-USA: Communists say "The only way to win - vote" CP-USA press release October 10, 1996 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Communist Party, USA 235 West 23rd Street New York, N.Y. 10011 Phone: (212) 989-4994 Fax: 212-229-1713 E-mail: cpusa@rednet.org Contact: Terrie Albano Communists say "The only way to win - vote" New York - Gus Hall, National Chairman of the Communist Party USA, outlined the stakes in the 1996 presidential and congressional elections at a recent public meeting here. "The outcome of the '96 presidential and congressional elections will have a most profound impact on U.S. politics, on the people's overall quality ...

Senate Showdown Democrats Try to Force Gun-Control Vote Advertise Your Banner Here Will Al D'Amato Ride Again? Dan Frisa Tuesday, May 16, 2000 A secret plan has long been afoot in New York to orchestrate the political rebirth of defeated former Sen. Al D’Amato. Insiders are closely watching his every move and utterance as one-time town supervisor D’Amato works furiously behind the scenes setting the stage for the comeback of all time – his own – should New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani drop out of the race for U.S. Senate. The clock is ticking, and so far all is ...