PROUDLY PRO-LIFE
A new Pew poll on attitudes about abortion is encouraging: http://www.lifenews.com/nat5532.html
BTW: I'm on the road in Houston tonight, speaking along with Star Parker at Texas Right to Life's annual event.. Then next week it's on to New York City for National Right to Life, where I'll be emceeing again. (While in NYC, also dropping by to appear on Fox & Friends Wed. AM.)
BTW: I think putting passion into saving lives warrants more political energy than pushing for the Olympics.
CHICAGO 2016... not: I grew up back in that area, living in Illinois until moving to San Diego in 1976. Residents already pay too much in taxes, and while the failed Olympic bid doesn't look good for the President, it will be a financial relief to the locals... whether they realize it now or not. I love watching the Olympics on television but it makes no sense for host cities to go down the financial drain in the euphoria of trying to snag a bid. Even Beijing is having reality set in regarding what they thought (and hoped) Olympic venues were going to do for the bottom line.
BTW: I'm on the road in Houston tonight, speaking along with Star Parker at Texas Right to Life's annual event.. Then next week it's on to New York City for National Right to Life, where I'll be emceeing again. (While in NYC, also dropping by to appear on Fox & Friends Wed. AM.)
BTW: I think putting passion into saving lives warrants more political energy than pushing for the Olympics.
CHICAGO 2016... not: I grew up back in that area, living in Illinois until moving to San Diego in 1976. Residents already pay too much in taxes, and while the failed Olympic bid doesn't look good for the President, it will be a financial relief to the locals... whether they realize it now or not. I love watching the Olympics on television but it makes no sense for host cities to go down the financial drain in the euphoria of trying to snag a bid. Even Beijing is having reality set in regarding what they thought (and hoped) Olympic venues were going to do for the bottom line.
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