New President Most Pro-abortion in Nation's History

But we aren't done fighting yet.

Voters have made this election a first for America by electing the most pro-abortion president in the history of our nation. Senator Barack Obama will assume the power of the presidency, defined as the most powerful position in the world.

During his political career, Barack Obama has consistently voted against innocent preborn children. He has repeatedly voted to deny basic medical care to babies who survive late-term abortions, and voted against efforts to end the gruesome partial-birth abortion procedure. As a candidate for president, Senator Obama had pledged to sign the Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) which would override any and all restrictions on abortion throughout nine months of pregnancy. It would also force taxpayers to fund abortion-on-demand.

Of equal concern is Senator Obama’s pledge to appoint only judges who support Roe v. Wade, which could effectively impose the death penalty on future generations of America’s innocent unborn children.

In addition, pro-abortion Democrats retained control of the US Senate and House of Representatives. Undoubtedly, American citizens can expect a radical pro-abortion agenda from its newly elected leaders.

Bradley Mattes, Executive Director of Life Issues Institute, said, “With federal legislation no longer an option for a minimum of two years, pro-life education is absolutely central and critical to our future efforts of ending abortion. The key to countering this devastating political loss is to change the hearts and minds of Americans on abortion and related life issues. That can only be done through effective pro-life education.”

Mr. Mattes added, “Pro-life education is the foundation on which we must build future political and legislative victories to protect unborn babies. We will not give up and we will not waiver in our resolve and determination to end this modern-day holocaust of abortion.”

~ Via Life Issues Institute.
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  1. Christina Dunigan11/6/08, 7:00 AM

    I'm convinced that Obama's opposition to the Born Alive Infants Protection Act was a calculated ploy to discredit his opponents.

    All he had to do was something so hideous, so heinous, so pointlessly evil that his supporters absolutely could not believe it was true. So, when we pointed it out we were branded as liars. And, branded as liars, we had no credibility when we pointed out other truths about him.

    It was like leaving a picnic basket out for Yogi Bear. We had to take the bait.

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  2. Anonymous11/6/08, 7:52 PM

    Hitler said "if you tell a lie big enough and often enough, soon the people will believe you".

    Too bad they don't teach anything in school any more, but have to pass a bond referendom for "the kids" but all it gets is 6 new swimming pools and 54 new tennis courts. Meanwhile, the test scores are amoung the lowest in the nation.

    Forgive me, I forgot, they do teach sex education to kindergarden class and how to be homosexual in the 4th and 5th grade.

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