Archive for March 22nd, 2011

The South Dakota Legislature passed HB 1217 , a bill designed to reduce coercive abortions, during the 2011 session which is now almost over. It has been sitting on Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s desk for a couple of weeks now, with strong hints that this pro-life governor may sign it into law. In addition to abortion coercion from boyfriends, husbands, parents, employers and others, many young girls imprisoned in the sex trafficking trade are sent to abortionists by their pimps…and Planned Parenthood has repeatedly demonstrated that it is very comfortable with underage sex and prostitution.

South Dakota Family Policy Council President Chris Hupke applauded Governor Dennis Daugaard for signing the Informed Consent bill HB 1217, protecting women and unborn children stating, “Coercion is not Choice. When you read Planned Parenthood’s words from the depositions in the 2005 case they are appalling.”

Democrats in the House and Senate should vote to de-fund and repeal “Obamacare.” As a Democrat, my concern is that Obamacare is hurting senior citizens (and others) and will hurt all Democrat candidates in the 2012 elections. If Obamacare is not de-funded and repealed, I believe that in 2012 the Democratic Party will be hit by a tsunami size wave of angry senior citizen voters and other angry voters.

In the latest installment from PolitiZoid, we have an episode of Economic Jeopardy with Alex Quebec, where your elected officials jeopardize your economic future. Contestants on today’s show are Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Speaker of the House John Boehner, and sitting in for President Obama is Prompton, the TOTUS.

Retired Lt. Col and now Tea Party-backed Rep. Allen West (R-FL) has a message for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the other liberals who hope the Tea Party movement will go away: The American people are not going away. In this video, West seems to be among friends as he updates his constituents. He even has a little fun at Harry Reid’s expense with a little impersonation of Reid talking about the Tea Party going away.

All around us we see symptoms of a deep and deadly illness that infects the body of our nation. Yes, I believe it is deadly, and our nation will not survive it. I’m not trying to depress anyone, but I am a realist. I’ve read the Book, and I know how the story ends. We’re not getting out of this deal. Are things hopeless? No, but they may get a lot worse before they get better.

Do you hate religious hypocrisy? Then you’re in good company. God, and those who authentically belong to him, hate it just as much as you do — and most likely more. But frequently, citing hypocrisy as an excuse to reject Christianity is just a hypocritical attempt to justify ones’ own bad behavior.