Abortion Lovers Create Wall Of Censorship Around Pro-Life Display

 The Daily Caller

Radical leftist activists crashed a pro-life demonstration at the University of Georgia and erected a wall of censorship around an anti-abortion display in order to shield the campus from the reality of abortion.

Justice for All, a pro-life group, erected an anti-abortion display at the University of Georgia on Monday. The public display contained graphic images of aborted fetuses.

To prevent members of the campus community from actually seeing the images, students from two pro-choice groups — the Women’s Studies Student Organization and Sexual Health Advocacy Group — stood around the display holding up sheets. The sheets walled off the display and kept the images out of the gazes of people walking by, according to Blake Seitz, a UGA student and contributor to The College Fix.

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Planned Parenthood Received Nearly $1.5 Million A Day In Government Funding

Planned Parenthood’s 2012-2013 annual report is out, and a pro-life group has already found that the pro-abortion group received nearly $1.5 million a day in government funding over the year.

“We are the nation’s leading reproductive health care provider and advocate, with more than 700 health centers across the country that will see nearly three million patients this year,” reads the  report's introductory message from Planned Parenthood chair, Alexis McGIll Johnson and president Cecile Richards.

The report looks at Planned Parenthood’s impact, health services and financial situation.

 In 2012, Planned Parenthood performed 327,166 abortions, representing 3 percent of its total medical services. The organization did nearly 4.5 million STI/STD tests and treatments, or 41 percent of its medical procedures, and provided contraception services in more than 3.7 million cases (including 3,749 vasectomy patients), or 34 percent of its offered medical services.

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Allyson Schwartz: Too Extreme for Pennsylvania

by Marjorie Dannenfelser & Mike Geer

In March, Politico’s Maggie Haberman speculated that the upcoming gubernatorial race between Pennsylvania Republican Governor Tom Corbett and his likely Democratic challenger, U.S. Representative Allyson Schwartz, may be the next front in the so-called “war on women.”

Haberman noted, however, that Schwartz won’t be sounding the charge herself. And there’s a good reason for that.

For over a decade, Schwartz was the executive director of an abortion clinic in Philadelphia, the Elizabeth Blackwell Women’s Health Center. Under her direction, the clinic — which is now run by Planned Parenthood — provided first-trimester abortions, as evidenced by a lawsuit it was a party to in 1995.

This matters because the governor of Pennsylvania has the power to enforce — or not enforce — abortion regulations. One of Corbett’s predecessors, the pro-choice Republican Tom Ridge, didn’t enforce laws mandating abortion clinic inspections. That’s part of the reason Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell was able to get away with killing as many as several hundred babies that had survived late-term abortions. (This week, Gosnell was convicted of murdering three newborn infants. He was also convicted of involuntary manslaughter of one patient.) Inspections would have stopped Gosnell and his staff in their tracks, but the facility avoided inspection for 17 years!

This is the real “war on women.”

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Marjorie Dannenfelser is the president of the Susan B. Anthony List. Michael Geer is the president of the Pennsylvania Family Institute.