[Junk Silver]

“It’s unclear ...whether Planned Parenthood has broken federal law”

Correction - the AP and the entire Progressive Left are doing everything in their power to avoid acknowledging how clear it is that PP has broken Federal law.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Which has killed more Americans? “Assault weapons” or an abortion room. We need to do the same thing to the baby butchers at the Planned “Parenthood” Meat Packing Co. that the communist lefties have done to the NRA.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Planned Prenatal Partitioning needs to be exposed as the babay butchers they are.

[kaehurowing]

PP - Murderers

[Paulie]

—What’s clear is that Republicans and anti-abortion groups are giving no signs of letting the issue fade quickly.—

Nor should they. Ever.

[Demiurge2]

Standard journalistic practice is for groups to select their own identifications. Hence “liberals” become “progressives.” So for 40 years, pro-lifers have called themselves pro-lifers. So, of course, the media refers to them as “anti-abortion.”

[Caipirabob]

These demons should try experiencing what they did to the babies.

[Fester Chugabrew]

What is “unclear” to the AP is perfectly clear to me and a good many God-fearing people.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

...and 12 more coming. :-)

[Mike Darancette]

Two stealthily recorded videos...

There will be more videos.

[TBP]

Let’s see, we’re talking about abortion, immigration, and Clinton corruption. Sounds like a winner.

[Joe Boucher]

from what I’ve read, Mitch McConnel has not allowed defunding of planned parenthood amendments to reach any vote.

[Liz]

Looking Away From Abortion
New York Times ^ | July 25, 2015 | By Ross Douthat / / FR Posted by Brad from Tennessee

In an essay in his 1976 collection, “Mortal Lessons,” the physician, Richard Selzer, describes a strange suburban scene. People go outside in the morning in his neighborhood, after the garbage trucks have passed, and find “a foreignness upon the pavement,” a softness underfoot.

Looking down, Dr Selzer first thinks he sees oversize baby birds, then rubber baby dolls, until the realization comes that the street is littered with the tiny, naked, all-too-human bodies of aborted fetuses.

Later, the local hospital director speaks to Dr Selzer, trying to impose order on the grisly scene. It was an accident, of course: The tiny corpses were accidentally “mixed up with the other debris” instead of being incinerated or interred. “It is not an everyday occurrence. Once in a lifetime, he says.”

And Dr Selzer tries to nod along: “Now you see. It is orderly. It is sensible. The world is not mad. This is still a civilized society." “But just this once, you know it isn’t. You saw, and you know.” (Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com .... --SNIP--