By Dave Andrusko Now that pro-life former Gov. Mitt Romney is the presumptive Republican nominee for President and also doing much better by any and all measurements, there is a lot of evaluating and re-evaluating going on. I laughed out loud last night when I read online a story that appeared in this morning’s Washington […]
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CHA Rejects Obama “Accommodation,” Fortnight for Freedom religious liberty campaign begins this week
By Dave Andrusko Photo:: Catholic Health Association head Sister Carol Keehan Opposition to the Obama Administration’s phony “accommodation” continues to widen, deepen, and harden. In August 2011, HHS required religious institutions and individuals of conscience to pay for health insurance plans that cover medical procedures and drugs contrary to their religious beliefs and conscience. Faced with […]
What’s going wrong for President Obama?
By Dave Andrusko We’re ending this week’s editions of National Right to Life News Today with a summary catch-up on the race for President. Everyone between here and Mars knows President Obama is looking for a toehold to break his fall. Just one piece of bad news after another. We’ve talked about how some of […]
A Cascade of Bad News for President Obama
By Dave Andrusko “Is it time for Democrats to panic? “That’s what a growing number of party loyalists are wondering, amid a rough couple of weeks in which President Obama and his political operation have been buffeted by bad economic news, their own gaffes and signs that the presumed Republican nominee is gaining strength.” – […]
Five Primaries and a Special Election: Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina, Virginia, and Arizona 8
By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director On Tuesday, Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia held primaries to determine the Republican and Democratic parties’ nominees for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. A special election was held in Arizona’s 8th congressional district to replace pro-abortion Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who […]
