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  • Virginia Democrats Want Abortion In The Constitution. 700,000 Catholics Could Stand In Their Way

    09/19/2026 12:57:58 PM PDT · by DFG · 25 replies
    Daily Caller ^ | 09/19/2026 | Ireland Owens
    While Virginia Democrats are pushing to enshrine abortion rights in the state’s constitution, thousands of Catholics have organized a massive opposition. In January, Democratic Virginia state lawmakers advanced a constitutional amendment on abortion rights to appear on the November ballot, Virginia Mercury reported. While abortion is presently legal in Virginia up to 26 weeks and six days of pregnancy, the state’s constitution does not at present explicitly protect a right to abortion, 13NewsNow reported. The proposed amendment asks voters: “Should the Constitution of Virginia be amended to (i) protect the freedom to make personal decisions about prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum...
  • DNC expected to affect cancer patients [cancer treatment clinic will close for four days]

    08/23/2012 5:29:11 PM PDT · by grundle · 4 replies
    WBTV ^ | August 21, 2012 | David Spunt
    CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - On Tuesday, September 4th, the DNC will officially kick off. Tens of thousands from around the world will head to the Queen City and there's no secret, the convention will have a major impact locally, including on people battling cancer. Matthews resident Sue Falco is fighting stage four colon cancer, and says the DNC will force a major cancer treatment center to close. Carolina's Hematology Oncology Associates on South Tryon will close for four days during the DNC, because of security and traffic concerns."It's kind of fascinating how an event like this impacts a city," Falco...
  • Pro-life Democrats?

    01/04/2007 7:05:09 PM PST · by Tim Long · 11 replies · 659+ views
    Townhall.com ^ | Thursday, January 4, 2007 | Robert D. Novak
    WASHINGTON -- Near the top of the new Democratic congressional majority's agenda is passage of federal embryonic stem cell research legislation vetoed last year by President Bush, a measure that will answer a major question. There is no doubt the new bill will pass both houses of Congress. What remains in doubt are the votes to be cast by newly elected Democrats who campaigned as pro-life advocates, particularly Sen. Bob Casey Jr. Outside the boundaries of his state of Pennsylvania, Casey is best known as the son of the Democrat most revered in the pro-life movement: the late Gov. Robert...