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Common threads of the tea party platform among all the groups are the concepts of fiscal responsibility, limited government, lower taxation, and national sovereignty, and these are quite important. But, when it comes to “social issues” like abortion and homosexual “rights,” some tea party leaders tend to shy away. Read more »

South Dakota state Senator Gordon Howie (R-Rapid City), who is also a candidate for South Dakota governor in 2010, has a new video out on his website at www.howie2010.com. Howie pledges to get government out of our business, to protect human life through all stages, defend Second Amendment rights, and ensure our state policies are built on a foundation of principle. Read more »

The best of the best from Dakota Voice last week, including: Audi Green Police Ads Downright Offensive; Tebow Super Bowl Ad Epitomizes All That is Horrible; Obama’s Anti-Christian Faith-Based Appointee; How Dumb Does He Think We Are?; South Dakota Pastors Converge on State Capitol; Legitimizing Homosexual Behavior in Schools at the Federal Level; SCOTUS Eminent Domain Case: Rights Trampled for Nothing; and more! Read more »

An interview with Pam and Bob Tebow about their “miracle baby” received over 760,000 hits after a Super Bowl ad directed viewers to the video, said an official at Focus on the Family. After the highly-anticipated Tebow ad aired during the big game on Sunday, the ministry said its website traffic increased 40 times its normal volume. Read more »

When you watch it, you will realize why the NAGs and all their pro-abortion allies were apoplectic over the thought of this ad playing on national television. Now that we see it in all it’s dark and ghastly glory, we average Americans can understand why abortionists were so determined to see it banned from the airwaves. How dare anyone have the call to show something so horrible amongst all the violence, scantily-clad women and beer commercials on this most sacred day! Read more »

Just days before the Super Bowl, Planned Parenthood finally responded to the highly-talked-about pro-life Super Bowl ad featuring Tim Tebow by releasing its own sports-based video. After staying mum for weeks, Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion provider in the country, posted a video on YouTube featuring former NFL player Sean James and Olympic gold medalist Al Joyner, who directly respond to the Focus on the Family-produced pro-life ad. Read more »

The best of the best from Dakota Voice last week, including: Team Obama Recruiting at Public Schools; Global Warming Boss Takes Chauffeured Ride 1 Mile to Work; Atheist Group Opposes Postage Stamp Honoring Mother Teresa; Star Wars Text Makes it to Earth; Canadian Premier Flees Government Health Care to United States; The Super Bowl Kerfuffle; South Dakota Resisting Govt Health Care With Three Bills in Legislature; and more! Read more »

She thinks the government has no right to tell a woman whether she can have an abortion or not. But this pro-choice sports columnist also thinks that the group NOW is not right in trying to pull the pro-life Tim Tebow ad from airing during the Super Bowl. Read more »

Though people complain that the upcoming Focus on the Family Super Bowl ad is divisive and controversial, the commercial is simply allowing a family to tell its personal story, contends a theologian. Dr. Darrell Bock, research professor of New Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary, said there is a push back on the ability of someone to tell a personal story, or the right to free speech. Read more »

“If you don’t like it just turn off the TV!” goes the liberal mantra as all form of sexual perversion, obscenity and violence slinks unannounced into our living rooms. But when the message is perceived to undercut some carefully crafted left-wing narrative? Well, then not so much. Read more »

Scott Brown of Massachusetts may have taken away the Democrats’ filibuster-proof Senate majority, but the Republican Sen.-elect isn’t your typical conservative. He says he’s fiscally conservative and pro-choice…but oppose partial birth abortion and federal funding of abortion. Read more »

Why are pro-abortion groups so up in arms about the Tim Tebow ad that CBS will run during the Super Bowl? First, the enabler of human brutality is de-humanization. The second aspect of the Tebow ad that scares abortionists is that it shows that love arises from personal responsibility. Read more »

The 51-year-old man who admitted to killing late-term abortion doctor George Tiller was found guilty of first-degree murder on Friday. The jury reached the verdict against Scott Roeder after only 37 minutes of deliberation. Read more »

Scott Roeder on Thursday admitted before a jury to shooting and killing a late-term abortion doctor. He justified his action, stating that he needed to protect the children. Roeder is seeking to convince jurors to convict him of voluntary manslaughter. Read more »

Three additional states have taken up the “personhood” cause in a push to guarantee the constitutional rights of the preborn. Iowa, Virginia and Kansas are now among more than 30 states pursuing personhood amendments – a move pro-lifers view as their best chance of ending abortion in the U.S. Read more »

President Obama spent half of his more than one-hour speech addressing the economy and job creation. But social conservative critics zeroed in on his pledge to repeal the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy and his push to pass health care reform that may include abortion coverage. Read more »

A bill has been introduced in the South Dakota legislature to repeal South Dakota’s ban on embryonic stem cell therapy and human cloning. But this line of research has produced no successes, while adult stem cell research has produced dozens of successful therapies for suffering people. The campaign to repeal South Dakota’s law is based on emotionalism and deception, not real science and truth. Read more »

Focus on the Family will be sponsoring an ad featuring college football star Tim Tebow and his mother. The ad is expected to be family oriented and possibly have a pro-life message. Predictably, this has feminist pro-abortion groups in a tizzy. Read more »

Pro-choice women’s groups are rallying their supporters to convince CBS, the NFL, and Super Bowl advertisers to stand against the “anti-choice” Super Bowl ad that will feature college football star Tim Tebow and his mother. Read more »

“Thine Eyes: A Witness to the March or Life” – derived from Psalm 139:16 – is the first high-end documentary on the March for Life. Cameras on the ground show a diverse crowd who have traveled hundreds or thousands of miles to march one mile in Washington – all united for the purpose of protecting the preborn. Read more »

Pro-lifers are repositioning the abortion debate by appealing to the consciences of Americans through “personhood” jargon. After nearly 40 years of fighting to overturn Roe v. Wade and counting more than 50 million abortion deaths, Christians and other pro-lifers are restrategizing and are confident they now have the abortion industry running. Read more »