Tennessee Abortion Bill Would Make Abortion Providers’ Names Public. Sure, why not put a target on them? What could possibly go wrong? What’s next…putting them in stocks in the village square? Making them wear a scarlet letter?
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If you find yourself wondering how an American soldier can murder 16 Afghan civilians, there probably isn’t a logical explanation. You might want to begin thinking about how and why it is that soldiers are treated like disposable commodities.
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‘We Have No Choice’: One Woman’s Ordeal with Texas’ New Sonogram Law. “I’m sorry, but I’m required by the State of Texas to do all I can into shaming you into reconsidering your decision to terminate your pregnancy. Because Texas cares nothing for your well being.”
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Idaho Senate Passes Forced Ultrasound Bill. The Republican Party: shrinking government to a size small enough to fit into a woman’s vagina.
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Four Fiscal Phonies. Paul Krugman explains why the four GOP candidates don’t have a clue when it comes to the economy. They do have a handle on spewing lies, propaganda and accusations at President Obama, though.
Barber: Obama Ramming his ‘Radical Secular, Anti-Life, Pro-Death’ Agenda Down our Throats. He’s mostly upset because he wants to be able to force his intolerant, hateful “Christianity” down the throats of the majority of Americans who don’t hate in the way he does.
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When you realize that the GOP is resisting renewing the Violence Against Women Act, can there really be any doubt that Republicans really are waging war on women?
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If Dennis Terry isn’t truly one of the sorriest wastes of humanity dragging their knuckles across this Earth, he’s damned close.
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You might think that using words like “evil” to describe Paul Ryan might be hyperbole, but when you look at his new proposed budget, you realize that “evil” isn’t nearly strong enough. Ryan, if he were to have his way, would set this country on the path to penury.
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Rick Santorum understands that he may be losing, but it’s because Real Catholics vote for him, and they’re aren’t enough of them to put him over the top.
