Category Archives: Health Care

WHAT DOES A SURVIVOR LOOKS LIKE?

Posted on February 22, 2019 by

Above is the video that accompanied the editorial below, Survivors of late-term abortion are grown up and speaking out (washingtonexaminer.com). The subject? Sometimes an abortion fails, and the baby survives. Nothing speaks louder in the ongoing debate over late-term abortion … Continue reading →

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2013 ALTERNATIVE VOTER GUIDES: NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia

Posted on October 21, 2013 by

Note: We do not endorse alternative voter guides. In fact, in some cases we link to voter guides produced organizations with goals contrary to our own.  Nonetheless, we believe you may find considering an alternative voter guide (like the one … Continue reading →

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WHY WOULD WE WANT TO RUN A DEFICIT FOR OBAMACARE?

Posted on October 15, 2013 by

Consider the chart above. Now consider the one below. Contrary to what many still believe, most federal spending goes to Social Security (Pensions) and Healthcare programs. That is, for the sake of social programs, not military spending, we are blowing … Continue reading →

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VIRGINIA SUFFERS THE MOST FROM THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN? WHY?

Posted on October 12, 2013 by

According to USA Today (Top 10 states hurt by the government shutdown), if you want to see the greatest suffering caused by the government shutdown, Virginia is the place to go. 1. Virginia Virginia is considered to be the state most … Continue reading →

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THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN/DEBT CEILING BATTLES — WHAT’S AT STAKE?

Posted on October 8, 2013 by

As our President and Congress war in Washington D.C., we can easily lose focus on the fundamental issues. “Human interest” stories abound. Instead of focusing what the President and his party and the House Republicans seek to gain, we can … Continue reading →

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