Walter Cronkite's Push for Abortion and Homosexuality, 1965-2003

LifeSiteNews ^ | 7/21/09 | Patrick B. Craine

[Theodore R.]

“Uncle Walter” was not MO’s finest hour!

[Theodore R.]

Obama fooled Julie Nixon Eisenhower, and Uncle Walter fooled Dwight D. Eisenhower.

[fatima]

I met a man who’s daughter- sister-not sure-had a hanger abortion.God bless him he had large pictures of her dead with the hanger and the blood.He shouted at me once,I don’t remember why.We were at a protest outside of an abortion chamber which still operates to this day.Years later I read that a priest that I work with welcomed him to Mass.He came in.Some walked out.Some were mad at Father.The man came back to the church.

[fatima]

No but they control a lot of the money in Hollywood .Big money sell your souls.

[Sans-Culotte]

I remember Cronkite during the Moon Landing.

I never watched Cronkite during the space race. I used to devour TV coverage from Gemini through Apollo, but I always like to watch ABC with Frank Reynolds and science editor Jules Bergman.

I was watching some coverage of the first moon landing and walk a few days ago on the occasion of the anniversary. It was Cronkite's coverage, and I was struck by how he seemed like such a geezer. After Armstrong's first words. Cronkite was babbling "what'd he say? A giant step for mankind? Did anybody get that?!" All the while Armstrong is still describing his first impressions while Cronkite is talking over him. Guess he was just excited...

[TheFourthMagi]

They recommended that churches be prohibited from endorsing political candidates, that research and health policies should not be based on "religious doctrine," and that faith-based schools should be banned, among other things.

Quite the totalitarian control freaks, aren't they.

[epow]

"For them, there is a wide gulf between what the law commands and what they feel they must do."

There was also a wide gap between what the law commands and what Ted Bundy felt he had to do, but his "feelings" didn't justify his evil acts. The law against murder is a standard of any civilized society, therefore Bundy was a murderer. As are women who abort their babies for any reason other than to save their own lives, and the unethical doctors who they hire to do the actual killing.

Just because an unelected liberal court OK'd murdering unborn human beings doesn't mean it isn't a capital crime in God's law book. His just and severe penalty for this gruesome national sin may be delayed in coming upon America, but it is as sure and certain to come as the sun rising tomorrow.

[wagglebee]

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