Abortion Columns on Townhall
Thu. May 17
Larry Elder:
Will Gay Marriage Force Black Churches to Reconsider Democratic Party?
President Obama's affirmation of gay marriage threatens to undermine the near-monolithic black support Obama enjoyed in 2008. Several members of the black clergy now say they intend to sit out the presidential election. One poll from last November found black opposition to gay marriage at 58 percent, higher than the rest of the country, which is about evenly split.
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Tags: Abortion, Democrats, Welfare, Gay Marriage, Marriage, Gay, Barack Obama, Black Community, church
Wed. May 16
Alan Sears:
The Fallacy of a Worthless Life
For good or for ill, when we hear someone talking about a “worthy life,” our minds usually equate it with a successful life.
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Tags: Abortion, Pro-Life, Germany, Nazi Germany
Tue. May 15
Pat Buchanan:
As the Boomers Head for the Barn
When the April figures on unemployment were released May 4, they were more than disappointing. They were deeply disturbing.
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Mon. May 14
Mike Adams:
A Murder of One
Some years ago, I was sitting in a tree stand in Sampson County, North Carolina. Less than an hour after ascending into the stand, a beautiful doe stepped into my field of vision. I raised my 30/30 and set my sights just behind her right shoulder. Just as I was about to pull the trigger, I saw something moving along the outer perimeter of my field of vision.
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Tags: A Culture of Life, Abortion, Pro-Life, Murder, pro-choice
Sun. May 13
Steven Aden:
Is it Cannibalism Yet?
There is an undeniable progression from bad to worse in the culture of death. Or, to paraphrase Dostoevsky, who was paraphrasing Jesus of Nazareth, “All things are possible to those who don’t believe.” Therefore, just when it seems we’ve seen man at his worst, a new example of his wickedness arises and reminds us that we haven’t seen anything yet.
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Sat. May 12
Paul Greenberg:
The Power of One Free Man
In the fall of 1983 in Moscow, we came in from the cold. Ending our tour of what was then the Soviet Union, a group of editorial writers from across the United States stepped on American soil for the first time in three weeks. Our reception that night was at the U.S. Embassy. We were free. Back home. Oh, Freedom!
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Tags: Abortion, Protester, China, Hillary Clinton, soviet union, Chen Guangcheng
Tue. May 08
Phyllis Schlafly:
Steve King Stands up to the 'War Against Women'
The abortion industry racks up profits by dumping expensive procedural complications on hospitals, legitimate physicians and the public. Many abortionists lack staff privileges at local hospitals, so when women having abortion complications go to an emergency room, the enormous costs are shifted to others.
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Tags: Abortion, Health Care, Women, Abortion Business
Mon. May 07
David Cortman:
Rep. Pelosi Wants to Amend the First Amendment (And Silence Opposition)
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made some unforgettable statements during her political career. Some of them have been laughable, while others have pushed the limits of believability—like her contention that the abortion coverage in ObamaCare will actually save lives. How can killing preborn children save lives?
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Thu. May 03
Alan Sears:
Hope in the Midst of Battle
Amid the busy nature of our 21st century society—with all the distractions that technology, advertising, and work often bring—it’s easy to lose sight of what’s foundational. This is true even for those who are watching our societal decay and fighting to retrieve solid footing for life over death in the rough-and-tumble battle over abortion in this country.
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Tags: A Culture of Life, Abortion, Pro-Life
Wed. May 02
