Catholic Exchange

Doug Kmiec’s Departure from the Pro-life Movement

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• Friday, November 28th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

The more incredible the claim, the greater the number of column inches the liberal media devotes to making it. That’s why The Washington Post, on November 18th, gave over such a large swath of its front page to religion writer… Read More

Payback Time — What Planned Parenthood Expects from Obama

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• Thursday, November 13th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

The  decades-long love affair between Barack Obama and Planned Parenthood has reached its political fruition. Obama will soon be ensconced in the Oval Office, with all the people who helped put him there lined up outside for goodies.  At the… Read More

Is Immigration the Answer to the Current Economic Crisis?

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• Thursday, October 16th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Writing in the Wall Street Journal’s opinion section, Lee E. Ohanian urges the U.S. to respond to the turmoil in the financial markets by opening the door to more immigrants. “We should encourage the immigration of prime-age individuals,” he writes.… Read More

“Kids: Your Time Is Up” Global Warming Game Targets Vulnerable Youngsters

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• Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Watch out, Australians. According to the state-funded Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), most of you have overstayed your welcome on this good earth.The colorful flash site, called “Planet Slayer,” starts with a cartoon called the “Adventures of Greena” and ends by… Read More

New Conscience Regulations under Active Consideration at HHS

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• Thursday, August 14th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Abortion advocates are up in arms about new federal regulations to protect pro-life health care providers.
According to a draft recently leaked to the New York Times, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is planning to propose regulations… Read More

Starvation Scapegoat: Blaming Population for a Green Problem

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• Saturday, June 7th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Although the search for clean, alternative sources of energy is to be commended in and of itself, the environmentalist movement has a history of overreaching. The ethanol story is a case in point. Of course the farmers are happy that… Read More

Planned Parenthood Loses in Virginia

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• Thursday, March 13th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

The Commonwealth of Virginia has just zeroed out Planned Parenthood's funding. Other states should follow Virginia's lead.

The amendment, cutting up to a half million dollars in funding from the abortion giant, passed by the narrowest of margins. The vote in the Virginia Senate was 20 votes in favor of the amendment and 20 against, and Lt. Governor Bolling had to break the tie. The amendment could still be vetoed by Governor Kaine later this month, although this would tarnish the moderate image he is trying to project. In all likelihood, Planned Parenthood faces a complete funding cut, and one that will last at least until 2010.

Planned Parenthood Targets Alaska Natives

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• Thursday, March 6th, 2008
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Most pro-lifers know that Planned Parenthood is in the business of targeting minorities.

Four out of five Planned Parenthood clinics are located in minority neighborhoods, with Blacks as the primary target. About one-third of all abortions are performed on blacks, even though they make up only 13 percent of the population. The organization, which receives over $300 million in government funding each year, even accepts contributions specifically designated for the elimination of black babies, as recently reported.

America's second minority, it's Hispanic population, is also the subject of undue attention. Planned Parenthood's deadly literature has been widely translated into Spanish, and traditional, conservative Hispanic communities have been leafleted. Spanish-speaking "outreach directors" have been hired to bring in Latinas, and in some cases are paid a bounty for each girl they bring in. They spend exorbitant sums of money spreading their message of death and lies to the Latino community.

Third-World Women Do NOT Want What the West is Foisting Upon Them

• Politics
• Monday, December 3rd, 2007
• Steven Mosher and Colin Mason

Pat McEwen was visiting the small village of Huaca, high in the Andes Mountains of Ecuador. The village, not far from the Colombian border, was teeming with refugees fleeing from the ongoing battles between government forces and the drug lords.… Read More