So you think the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker is extinct. Well, think again.
It seems that the same scientists who claim to have discovered one of the rare birds in the swamps of Arkansas have now sighted a huge flock of the rare birds in the skies over Washington, D.C. Yes, the endangered birds have actually been living in our nation’s capital for the past 60 years.
Its hopeful future
Yesterday, I gave a short overview of the pro-life movement’s current situation. While there’s plenty to get discouraged about, this hasn’t stopped pro-lifers from pushing forward, and in many ways, fighting even harder. More drives for state personhood amendments have surfaced, showing that they weren’t just a temporary idea last November. I’ll discuss this promising development—particularly the one in Colorado—plus briefly highlight a couple strong pro-life voices who could be presidential candidates in 2012.
Dr. Eugene Smith, Chairman of the Arkansas Physicians Resource Council, and I spent an hour yesterday talking with Sen. Mark Pryor about health care reform. The meeting was very productive.