Michael Voris is a man on a mission. He speaks the truth with no regrets. If you think he’s being judgemental just remember he’s only stating facts. The facts speak for themselves.
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So how long are we going to allow our tax dollars to support this killing? “Idol Gives Back” gives to pro-abortion oganizations.
http://www.gettomass.com/2009/07/surgical-abortions-thats-so-1980s/ …in which I opined that the future of abortions would be chemical in nature not surgical. It seems chemical abortions are not only on the fast track around the world but they are happening so fast that they are not even medically focused. Tele-Med is the new term Read here…
The Pro-Abortion advocates are so caring in their desire to help foster abortions they no longer care if they are even present or even safe. I thought that’s what “legal” abortion was all about? Legal abortions were going to make them “safe”. Newsflash! Abortions Aren’t Safe! The baby dies 99.9% of the time and now the death of the mother is are on the rise. Boy oh boy Sr. Kehaan is uptown now.
Obama signing the Cornhusker kickback into law. The meaningless Executive Order was not signed.
And here is CINO Joe Biden dropping the F-Bomb According to AmericanCatholic.org there are 97 US House Reps that claim to be Roman Catholic. (Updated from 98 - John P. Murtha, Pennsylvania died a few weeks ago, but with that said Jack was going to be a Yes vote) Of that only 9 voted against the pro-abortion Healthcare bill. If anyone see something incorrect below please leave a comment and I will look into it. YES VOTES for “catholic” Democrats NO VOTES for CATHOLIC Democrats All Catholic Republicans voted against the final bill. They include: Steve Austria, Ohio; Brian P. Bilbray, California; John Boehner, Ohio; Kevin Brady, Texas; Ginny Brown-Waite, Florida; David Camp, Michigan; Anh “Joseph” Cao, Louisiana; Michael N. Castle, Delaware; Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Florida; Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida; Jeff Fortenberry, Nebraska; Virginia Foxx, North Carolina; Phil Gingrey, Georgia; Walter B. Jones, North Carolina; Peter T. King, New York; Steve King, Iowa; Leonard Lance, New Jersey; Bob Latta, Ohio; Frank A. LoBiondo, New Jersey; Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri; Daniel E. Lungren, California; Connie Mack IV, Florida; Michael T. McCaul, Texas; Thaddeus G. McCotter, Michigan; Patrick T. McHenry, North Carolina; John M. McHugh, New York; Tim Murphy, Pennsylvania; Devin Nunes, California; George Radanovich, California; Tom Rooney, Florida; Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida; Edward R. Royce, California; Paul Ryan, Wisconsin; Steve Scalise, Louisiana; Jean Schmidt, Ohio; Christopher H. Smith, New Jersey; John Sullivan, Oklahoma; and Patrick J. Tiberi, Ohio. From the Kansas Catholic Conference
Congress Approves Health Care Bill Opposed by Catholic Bishops Last night, by a vote of 219-212, the US House of Representatives passed the Senate health care reform bill opposed by the Catholic bishops and every major Pro-Life organization in America.
For decades, the Catholic Church has tirelessly encouraged our elected officials to reform America’s health care system in order to expand access to care. But the Church cannot support legislation that would expand access to abortion by opening the door to federal financing of abortion.
Yesterday, a handful of House members who had opposed the health care bill because of its abortion provisions reached an agreement with President Obama that they wrongly claimed would resolve those concerns through a promised executive order. There is again unanimity within the Pro-Life community that the executive order will in fact be entirely insufficient to the task.
It is expected that President Obama will sign the bill tomorrow. In the meantime, the US Senate will debate separate legislation under the filibuster-proof reconciliation process in order to make adjustments to the approved bill. None of those adjustments, nor the executive order, will change the fact that Congress has just passed perhaps the most significant expansion of access to abortion in the 37 years since Roe v. Wade.
I went to reconciliation tonight. I hope the Catholic representatives who Voted for this Healthcare Reform bill, as well as the Catholic supporters, do as well. Lord have Mercy May the legal challenges be filed. |
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