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- Dershowitz: Perry Indictment 'what Happens In Totalitarian Societies'
From Newsmax: The indictment of Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry over abuse of power and coercion is reminiscent of the way that political dissent was handled in the Soviet Union, legal scholar and Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax...
- Msnbc Mocks Romney Family Because They Have Black Grandaughter: "which Of These Things Is Not Like The Other"
From the Right Scoop: On MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry on Sunday, the panel was discussing several topics of the “of the year” variety. In the below clip, panelists are shown photos ‘of the year” and asked to offer humorous captions. Host Harris-Perry...
- Undercover Video: Late-term Abortion Worker Describes Stabbing Babies’ Skulls
From Life Site News: ALBUQUERQUE, NM, November 14, 2013 – A worker at an Albuquerque late-term abortion facility told an undercover reporter that stabbing an unborn child’s skull with a needle is “the most humane” way to assure the baby’s demise. The...
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MSNBC Host Melissa Harris-Perry: Kids belong to the community, not the parents. h/t John Galt...
- The New York Times Is Happy There Is A New Paternity Test Available That Can Help Women Know Whether To Abort Their Baby
It's a non-invasive Paternity test that lets women know who the father is, within the first trimester. The NYT says: With more than half of births to women under 30 now out of wedlock, it is a question that may arise more often. Now blood tests...
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MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry: Baby In The Womb Isn’t A Life Until Parents “Feelings” Say So, Nothing To Do With “Science”
(CNSNews.com) – Noting the worldwide excitement surrounding Kate Middleton’s pregnancy, MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry compared the hoopla surrounding the British royal birth to Texas abortion politics, and then offered her own definition of viability:
“When does life begin? I submit the answer depends an awful lot on the feeling of the parents. A powerful feeling – but not science,” Harris-Perry said on her show Sunday. “The problem is that many of our policymakers want to base sweeping laws on those feelings.”
Harris-Perry also said that women with unwanted pregnancies do not share the same experience as the Duchess of Cambridge, who gave birth Monday to an 8 pound, 6 ounce baby boy who is now third in line to the British throne.
“When a pregnancy is wanted . . . it is easy to think of the bump as a baby,” Harris-Perry said. “But not every pregnancy is a fairy tale.”
“An unwanted pregnancy can be biologically the same as a wanted one. But the experience can be entirely different,” she added.
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- Dershowitz: Perry Indictment 'what Happens In Totalitarian Societies'
From Newsmax: The indictment of Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry over abuse of power and coercion is reminiscent of the way that political dissent was handled in the Soviet Union, legal scholar and Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax...
- Msnbc Mocks Romney Family Because They Have Black Grandaughter: "which Of These Things Is Not Like The Other"
From the Right Scoop: On MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry on Sunday, the panel was discussing several topics of the “of the year” variety. In the below clip, panelists are shown photos ‘of the year” and asked to offer humorous captions. Host Harris-Perry...
- Undercover Video: Late-term Abortion Worker Describes Stabbing Babies’ Skulls
From Life Site News: ALBUQUERQUE, NM, November 14, 2013 – A worker at an Albuquerque late-term abortion facility told an undercover reporter that stabbing an unborn child’s skull with a needle is “the most humane” way to assure the baby’s demise. The...
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MSNBC Host Melissa Harris-Perry: Kids belong to the community, not the parents. h/t John Galt...
- The New York Times Is Happy There Is A New Paternity Test Available That Can Help Women Know Whether To Abort Their Baby
It's a non-invasive Paternity test that lets women know who the father is, within the first trimester. The NYT says: With more than half of births to women under 30 now out of wedlock, it is a question that may arise more often. Now blood tests...