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Assembly Select Committee On Women's Reproductive Health,
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Landmark Cases explores the human stories and constitutional dramas behind some of the most significant and frequently cited decisions in the Supreme Court's history


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TS Radio interview
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Meeting the needs of Patients - Post
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CA Senate Health Committee SB 24 hearing on April 3, 2019.


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The Star of Bethlehem shines brightly on the newborn child, Jesus.


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This child doesn’t need Government mandated Pre-K schooling. Young John is the grandchild of a very fine Pro Life Family.


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Four month and six month old human fetal skeletons, displayed At the Federal Civil War Medical and Military history Museum, in Silver Spring, MD. Display can be found in new more current segment of the museum’s historical displays.


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Mary Catherine was an abandoned new-born, found in Antioch and buried by Ca. Right to Life and Birthright of concord, at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Lafayette, Ca. along with 24 other pre-born babies.


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Modern Liberalism, We now can see…
July 24th 2008 @ 9:40 am

Carlson, Allan, in {Persuasion at Work}, 1985/October, pub. Rockford Institute, on the marginalization of old people, quoted in WSJ (1985/12/16), p. 26,

"Modern liberalism, we now can see, works to break up traditional forms of community and to transform the resulting pieces into victim classes beholden to government for their sustenance and security.

A primary example of this process has been the treatment accorded the old.

… Modern liberalism’s difficulty in coping with the aged derived from its very premises.

In traditional societies, the old are revered
as leaders or priests of their religion,
as defenders of inherited culture,
as interpreters of social order,
as judges of the normal and deviant,
as revered, past-oriented guides to the future.

Among modern American liberals, though, such roles have been distrusted.

Unbound by a consistent religious metaphysics, suspicious of cultural expectations that violate the guiding principles of efficiency and equality, contemptuous of the irrational aspects of the past, and dedicated to freedom from social restraints as an end in itself, modern liberals have worked to disenfranchise the old from their traditional roles, to turn the aged into hollow shells.

Unwilling, then, to admit their own responsibility for transforming the old into marginal people, these same ideologues have necessarily turned the charge around and have blamed this development on “society'’ or “capitalism.'’ "

-Camille
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  1. June 30th, 2011 | 1:01 pm | #1

    what does radical mean?

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Take away God, all respect for civil laws, all regard for even the most necessary institutions disappears; justice is scouted; the very liberty that belongs to the law of nature is trodden underfoot; and men go so far as to destroy the very structure of the family, which is the first and firmest foundation of the social structure.
- St. Pius X, Jucunda Sane, March 12, 1904