The Obamabortion Administration

The Obamabortion Administration

Remember Bill Clinton?

Who doesn’t?

I’m sure we all remember Clinton’s presidency but do we all recall his chief defense against that “vast right wing conspiracy” that Hillary charged unfairly bedeviled poor Bill. Her man was telling the absolute truth and his dozens of detractors were lying.

They were lying about Gennifer Flowers, about all those people who knew and worked with him and turned up dead, and, of course, were lying about his involvement with his intern, Monica Lewinsky, in the Oral Orifice.

Learning well from their predecessor, the Obamaians have adopted the same tactics from the get-go and especially lately on Obamacare, the public option/state option/cooperative option/ etc. etc.

They have somewhat refined the technique by politely dismissing the naysayers on Obamacare’s inclusion of abortion as simply being wrong.

Here we have a president who has a proven and extensive track record of endorsing abortion, even voting in favor of partial birth infanticides, and we are expected to believe that his signature legislation, his legacy legislation, of nationalized, socialized health care would not incorporate abortion “care?”

It would be more logical to believe Obama is a practicing Christian.

So, when the United Sates Conference of Catholic Bishops announced it would never support any of the Obamacare bills now being considered since all include federally-funded abortions, “the White House for the second time in a week said the bishops are wrong to assert that the bill permits funding of abortion.” . . .

(Read the rest of this story at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1272 )

Two Murders, Selective Outrage

Tiller and Pouillan: Two Murders, Selective Outrage

When abortionist Dr. George Tiller was murdered in May because the good doctor practiced infanticide by aborting full-term babies, the abortion lobby went ballistic, the president issued a statement of his shock and outrage, and Attorney General Holder called out the National Guard to protect abortionists nationwide.

Ok, that last is hyperbolic; Holder merely dispatched federal marshalls to protect abortionists nationwide. The point is that there was an uproar.

Called “Tiller the Killer” by some pro-life activists, Dr. Tiller had maintained one of only two practices in the nation dedicated to performing “late term abortions.” His senseless murder evoked widespread horror from groups which concurred with such infanticide as well as from the president of the United States.

(See “A Postscript for Dr. George Tiller,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1045, and “Murder in the Church,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1043 for more detail on Tiller’s murder.)

Last Friday, 63 year old James Lawrence Pouillan was murdered outside Owasso (Michigan) High School.

Google his name and you get all of one story, a brief Facebook statement by the American Family Association: “A peaceful prolife activist, James Pouillon, was murdered this morning as he peacefully displayed a sign depicting a smiling child below the word ‘Life.’ Mr. Pouillan, 63, was by all accounts a friendly and likeable man who was dedicated to protecting the lives of the unborn through peaceful demonstration. Please pray for Mr. Pouillan’s family.”

From the White House, no expression of shock and outrage, not a peep in a week. From AG Holder, no National Guard and no federal marshalls dispatched to protect Right to Lifers nationwide. . . .

(Read the rest at http://genelalor.com)

May Dr. George Tiller NOT Rest in Peace

By now, most conscious people are aware of the mindless execution of Dr. George Tiller, allegedly by Scott Philip Roeder. Tiller was shot to death while serving as an usher inside Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas on Sunday, May 31st.

The proper reactions at this point after this reprehensible act of ultimate violence would be to extend one’s deepest sympathies to his family and friends, which I do, and to say the usual, may Tiller rest in peace, which I cannot bring myself to do.

That sentiment or, more precisely lack of sentiment, in itself would appear to be reprehensible but it is defensible.

Senseless murder can never be condoned and before anyone alleges that capital punishment is murder let’s make it clear that such executions are both legal and anything but senseless. The escape two days earlier by two convicted murderers from an Arkansas prison represents further testimony for the necessity of capital punishment. By now, they could be replicating more capital murders.

The murder of Tiller in his church by a crazed fool can never be condoned under any circumstances. If his killer felt he was following God’s will, he is an even greater fool since the murder will undoubtedly redound against the pro-life, right to life movement and provide fodder for abortionists to claim we who are pro-life are no better than they.

Equally idiotic are those who would suggest Tiller’s murder was an act of justifiable homicide because of the doctor’s practice of terminating innocent lives in late-term abortions.

As sick as those actions are, to kill such practitioners–and he was only one of two doctors in the country who performed such abortions–is never justifiable in a nation committed to the rule of law. To defend Tiller’s death as justifiable is to invite vigilantism and chaos.

Roeder’s motives are still unclear but whatever they are, and if he is duly tried and convicted, he should be put to death for his actions. Twenty-four hours later, police have not connected him with any anti-abortion groups, most of which have expressed their shock and regret over the heinous crime.

That said, in defense of my personal inability to hope Tiller rests in peace, I could no more extend that wish than a Jewish individual could hope that the Nazi “Angel of Death,” Dr. Josef Mengele, rests peacefully in the hereafter. If any Jews are capable of that, I can only say they are exceedingly magnanimous and forgiving, much moreso than I.

Mengele may have been responsible for the torture and death of thousands at Auschwitz. Tiller bragged of having performed over 60,000 abortions at his “clinic,” mostly late term abortions killing viable, near-birth, fully-formed victims, some performed on girls who were minors.

For doubters as to the extent of Tiller’s “terminations,” a recording in which he proudly admits to that 60,000 number can be found here, among other abortion facts relating to his death clinic’s activities: http://www.dr-tiller.com/biography.htm.