The governor and the corrupt Kansas courts have protected him here so far…

Allen K Williams

“Many years ago, my father was a Jewish physician in Braunau, Austria. On one particular day, two babies had been delivered by one of his colleagues. One was a fine, healthy boy with a strong cry. His parents were extremely proud and happy. The other was a little girl, but her parents were extremely sad, for she was a Mongoloid baby. I followed them both for almost fifty years. The girl grew up, living at home, and was finally destined to be the one who nursed her mother through a very long and lingering illness after a stroke. I do not remember her name. I do, however, remember the boy’s name. He died in a bunker in Berlin. His name was Adolf Hitler.”
— J.C. Willke, “Why Can’t We Love Them Both” (an excellent read on many aspects of induced abortion, available online at abortionfacts.com)

We need to get people to stop thinking of abortion as being the rights of the mother versus the rights of the fetus, and start thinking more in terms of the well-being of women versus the well-being of abortionists.

BTW, does anybody know what feeble “health” justification Tiller supposedly used to justify the abortion?

Under what logic was it better for Christin’s “health” to terminate the pregnancy in an outpatient setting versus terminating the pregnancy in a fully equipped hospital? After all, if Christin had health problems that necessitated terminating the pregnancy, an emergency c-section could have been done close to home.

What’s the deal with that?

(I”m asking reporters that question. We all need to be asking reporters if they know the answer to that question.)