Unborn babies win, Planned Parenthood loses

Planned Parenthood donated $38 million to Hillary Clinton's campaign. This is great news. Clinton lost. And unborn babies won. And that's $38,000,000 less money that Planned Parenthood now has.

Just goes to show you how lucrative abortion is, if Planned Parenhood can throw away $38,000,000 to support Hillary Clinton's (thankfully) failed bid for the presidency.

A lot of unborn children died to pay for those contributions.

Hillary never got the memo

People are crying all over the place because Donald Trump is now president of the United Sates. This is not a joke. Just google "people crying that trump won" and you'll see for yourself.

Christie Blatchford has great peice on this mass hysteria in the National Post today:

"The story told the woeful tale of a privileged white woman (dutifully, she self-identified) and her husband who on the morning after, determined they had best raise the difficult subject before their son went off to school for the day. 

The poor wee devil (too young to declare his own privilege, his mommy did it for him by noting that he was at the time “on the sofa, naked and wrapped in a sheepskin,” as the offspring of a certain type of privileged whites regularly are) was then subjected to an angsty discussion while, en famille, they watched Trump’s victory speech. 

Daddy kicked it all off by saying, “A bad and crazy man has been elected the leader of the free world,” whereupon the wee boy asked, “If he’s a bad man, why is he saying nice things?” and Mommy replied, “Because he’s a very happy bad man.” 

The little bugger is four years old. Are you freaking kidding me? How better to raise a delicate cabbage than worry a toddler with such horse manure?"

Sounds like child abuse to me.

Pop quiz. So why did this happen? Because Hillary Clinton is too pro-abortion. And she ignored the Catholics. And the Evangelicals. Who are pro-life. And Clinton ignored us all. And look what happened. Looks like the "deplorables" won.

Donald Trump's message to Catholics BEFORE the election.

Here. Have another kleenex.

Donald Trump: Close. Those. Doors. Please.

You know I must say I am rather gleeful about Planned Parenthood's CEO Cecile Richards' reaction to Donald Trump's win and Hillary Clinton's defeat.

"Let’s get all these words out of the way: Devastated. Angry. Heartbroken. Outraged. Shocked. Sad. Disgusted. Ashamed. Discouraged. Exhausted. Shattered. 

And now four more words — the most important ones: 

These. Doors. Stay. Open. 

I know that you and I can’t possibly have enough words to describe our feelings about what happened in this election and what lies ahead. 

If you want to stay in bed or hide from the world, I can’t blame you. But I hope you won’t. Instead, I hope you’ll join me in focusing on those important four words: 

These. Doors. Stay. Open. 

It’s up to us to keep fighting to protect Planned Parenthood health centers, so they can continue to serve the people who rely on the. 

It’s up to us to make sure that Planned Parenthood health centers will be there wherever and whenever they are needed, no matter what. 

Their doors will stay open because our voices get louder. Our determination grows stronger. And our commitment to protecting the rights and health care of millions of people is unwavering. 

We will continue to stand and fight. And we’re not alone. Most people believe in access to health care, reproductive services, and abortion. We have seen what our opposition is capable of and the consequences are inconceivable. You, me, and the rest of the Planned Parenthood family must — will — stop them. That’s what we do."

Then there was Hillary Clinton (Planned Parenthood's biggest fan) who said about Trump supporters:

“You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump’s supporters into what I call the ‘basket of deplorables.’ Right?…. The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic – you name it.”

Hillary did you really say that? Ouch.

Well no matter now and Hillary Clinton. The "deplorables" have spoken.

Babies will be saved.

Catholic clergy's duty to speak out about abortion

Fr. John Lankeit SS Simon and St Jude Cathedral in Phoenix Diocese speaks out on abortion.

Fr. Lankeit does not mince any words in his delivery of this sermon on abortion.

He speaks about the obligation of priests, bishops and lay Catholics in their duty to protect the unborn.

"...A priest is bound by the fifth commandment, "Thou Shalt not Kill", if a priest doesn't speak up for the most vulnerable in society, and if the Catholic faithful in society do not actively protect the most vulnerable in our society to refusing to enable their deliberate destruction by their vote, then such Catholics, the priests and the laity, are condoning their killing by their cowardice..."

FR. Lankeit's message is a must hear for all Catholics, all clergy, and also for Catholic politicians who support abortion.

Catholics cannot support a pro-abortion politician

Speaking of pro-abortion politicians, listen to what Fr. Mark Goring has to say in this short (two minute) video:

"As a Catholic you cannot support or vote for a politician who is pro-abortion. By voting for such a politician, they share the responsibility of the death of these unborn children. The blood of these unborn children is on your hands if you vote for and support an aggressively pro-abortion politician..."

Let's see...Justin Trudeau...Thomas Mulcair...Hillary Clinton...to name but a few.

Hillary wants us to change our religious beliefs

More scary stuff from Hillary Clinton from 2015:

"She told attendees at the sixth annual Women in The World Summit that “deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed” for the sake of giving women access to “reproductive health care and safe childbirth.”" emphasis added

Abortion - blame it on the pinkos

Yep. I'd still vote for Trump.

From National Right to Life News Today.

Clinton or Rubio - who's pathetic?

More from Marco Rubio on his stand on abortion:

“To me, the issue of life is not a political issue; it’s a human rights issue,” Rubio said. “But it’s a difficult issue because it puts in conflict two competing rights. On the one hand is the right of a woman to choose what to do with her body, which is a real right, and on the other is the right of an unborn human child to live. They’re in conflict and as a policy maker, I must choose which one of these two sides takes precedence. I’ve chosen to error on the side of life.” 

But unlike with marriage, Rubio invoked abortion as an issue in which he said he’s eager to challenge Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in a general election. 

“Here’s what I find outrageous: In five Democratic debates, the media has not asked them a single question on abortion,” Rubio said. “And on abortion, the Democrats are extremists. Why doesn’t the media ask Hillary Clinton why she believes that all abortion should be legal, even on the due date of that unborn child. Why don’t they ask Hillary Clinton why she believes that partial-birth abortion, which is a gruesome procedure that has been outlawed in this country, she thinks that is a fundamental right? They are the extremists when it comes to the issue of abortion, and I can’t wait to expose them in a general election.” 

“I just believe deeply that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws,” Rubio said. “If I’m elected president, and there’s a bill passed that saves lives, but it has exceptions, I’ll sign it. But I do believe deeply that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. I’ve already said, for me, the issue of life is not a political issue, and I want to frank, I would rather lose an election, then be wrong on the issue of life.”

Here Hillary Clinton gets all indignant with Rubio:

"I think it's pretty pathetic," Clinton said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation." "This is something that illustrates how Senator Rubio has just been going as far as he can to try to, I guess, buttress his credentials with certain parts of the Republican constituency. I've been on record for years about where I stand on making abortions safe and legal, the exceptions that are appropriate that should be looked into. And the very difficult choices that very few women have to confront that lead to excruciating kinds of decisions."

Notice that Hillary has dropped the "rare" adjective from her Safe, Legal and Rare mantra. I think that's pathetic.

Planned Parenthood (apparently for the first time ever) endorsed Hillary Clinton. That's Planned Parenthood of selling-fetal-baby-parts fame. Planned Parenthood is also the biggest abortion business in the US. PP and Hillary. Partners. That's pathetic.

Hillary if you want to see pathetic, look in the mirror.

Planned Parenthood endorses Hillary - and this is news?

Planned Parenthood has endorsed Hillary Clinton. Too funny. What a surprise. I'm looking forward to Donald Trump taking on Hillary. Very exciting.

The best man for the job isn't a man

To hang with Justin Trudeau. To hang with Thomas Mulcair. To hang with Stephen Harper.

CARLY FIORINA: "Let's talk about the legislation that is sitting on the Senate floor right now. Let's also talk about Hillary Clinton's position. Let's talk about what extreme is. It is not a life until it leaves the hospital. That is Hillary Clinton's position. It is Hillary Clinton's position that a 13 year old girl needs her mother's permission to go to a tanning salon or a tattoo, but not to get an abortion. 

It is Hillary Clinton's position that women should not be permitted to look at an ultrasound before an abortion and yet people who harvest body parts can use an ultrasound to make sure those body parts are preserved so they can be sold...

My position is very clear, it has been clear and consistent... yes I support exceptions, but the majority of the Americans now believe that abortion for any reason at all to be paid for by tax payers after 5 months in an abomination... this video tape is depraved. "

 I want Carly Fiorina for Prime Minister. This woman is amazing.

Hillary Clinton advises Canada on its maternal health care initiative.

Hillary Clinton is giving us advice on our maternal health care initiative.
http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2010/03/139287.htm

She says "I do not think governments should be involved in making these decisions. It is perfectly legitimate for people to hold their own personal views based on conscience, religion, or any other basis. But I’ve always believed that the government should not intervene in decisions of such intimacy."

"The government should not intervene in decisions of such intimacy?" Hmm...well, the government will be using our tax dollars to pay for these abortions, so who should be involved in making "these decisions" I wonder?

Maybe Ms. Clinton would like to decide for us? Or how about those pro-choicers who think all abortions are medically necessary--even though most are not--meaning that all abortions are paid for, courtesy the Canadian taxpayer?

Oh, I almost forgot. We already decided last week--when our Members of Parliament defeated the Liberal's motion to include abortion in our maternal health initiative.

Perhaps Ms. Clinton should keep her thoughts to herself since we have already decided not to export our sad, publicly-funded, any-time, any-reason, no-reason, abortion philosophy to the poorer nations of the world.