Defense of Marriage Act Heading to U.S. Supreme Court
Ken Klukowski with Family Research Council writes for Breitbart.com that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) will now be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court. Click here for the details.
Steve Jobs and Abortion
[audio:podcast-6-4-12.mp3]Might Apple founder Steve Jobs have been aborted had he been born twenty years later? It’s possible. Listen to today’s podcast for more.
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More Proof that Planned Parenthood Doesn’t Need Public Funding
Like millions of other Americans, we don’t think it’s appropriate for Planned Parenthood to be receiving public funds (i.e. taxpayer dollars) to operate. If the organization’s recent actions are any indication, not only shouldn’t they be receiving public funding, they obviously don’t need it.