Anti-abortion groups sue over Kerry-house protest permit

Posted by Cheryl Sullenger | Jul 27, 2004 | Operation Rescue | 1 |

Associated Press/BOSTON — A federal judge denied a request today by a coalition of anti-abortion groups to demonstrate in front of Sen. John Kerry’s Beacon Hill town house.
Operation Rescue and several other anti-abortion groups had planned to pray and lay roses outside Kerry’s home during the Democratic National Convention. Kerry supports abortion rights.
The city revoked the permits at the request of the Secret Service, and the groups filed suit in U.S. District Court in Boston asking to be allowed to stage their demonstrations.
Judge Nathaniel Gorton quickly held a hearing and denied the request.
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Cheryl Sullenger

Cheryl Sullenger became involved in the pro-life movement in 1984 and began her activism directing a sidewalk counseling ministry in San Diego, California, that saved hundreds of lives. Sullenger currently serves as Senior Vice President of Operation Rescue in Wichita, Kansas. Her research and documentation of abortion abuses has helped bring attention to the seedy underbelly of the abortion industry and has been instrumental in closing abortion businesses nationwide.

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