Live or Let Die. By Philip Klein. 8.14.09 @ 6:09AMSource: The American Spectator
A provision within the House Democrats' health care bill that would create a new Medicare benefit paying for senior citizens to talk to a doctor or nurse about how to prepare for end-of-life medical decisions has emerged as one of the most controversial elements of the legislatio …
'Terri's Day' to mark disabled woman's court-ordered deathSource: catholicnewsagency.com
New York, Jan 9, 2009 / 04:49 am (CNA).- Organizers are preparing to mark "Terri's Day," the fourth anniversary of Terri Schiavo's death, to commemorate the severely disabled woman who died from dehydration after a court order forced the removal of her feeding tube.
The day America was born againSource: The Times
America is imperfect. It has no divine right to be the world's leading nation. And yet - in this glorious political year - something about it sings.
Lady of the HouseSource: New Times
She's got three kids, 650,000 constituents, and millions of watching eyes. Debbie Wasserman Schultz can't keep them all happy.
Can teen sex prevent delinquency?Source: Slate
Discoveries of genetic differences between races are worrying intellectuals. Benefits of finding differences: 1) It helps us understand diseases. 2) It helps people clarify their ancestry. 3) It helps us target drugs and prenatal tests to populations likely to benefit from them.
WorldNetDaily: The next president of the United StatesSource: WorldNetDaily
Unity not only gets us a pro-family president, but it could get us an administration that looks something like this:
President Mike Huckabee
Defense Secretary Duncan Hunter
Director of Homeland Security Tom Tancredo
Attorney General Sam Brownback
After Iowa: Who Stays and Who Should GoSource: US News & World Report
On Friday evening at Huckabee's small headquarters in downtown Des Moines, I interviewed his Iowa campaign manager Eric Woolson, who was Bush's Iowa press spokesman in 1999.
Time to Die: Who Decides? Source: CNN
A terminal leukemia patient must have daily blood transfusions or die. A family begs doctors to do everything possible to keep their elderly mother alive.
Roy Roberts weeps outside of a Pinellas Park, Florida, hospice after learning of Terry Schiavo's death in 2005.
GOP is pro-life in the womb, not necessarily afterSource: CNN
Aside from Rudy Giuliani's torturous explanation of his views on abortion, it was easy to discern after Thursday's debate that the candidates running for the Republican presidential nomination are staunch advocates of life, namely when it comes to abortion.

I had a professor in college who was very fond of stating that everything in life was for the children. Clinton's policies were for the children, just forget about that little blue dress.
Democrats win bigger share of religious voteSource: msnbc.com
WASHINGTON - As the results of the midterm elections sank in this week, religious leaders across the ideological spectrum found something they could agree on: The "God gap" in American politics has narrowed substantially.
Michael Schiavo takes on privacy campaignSource: religionnewsblog.com
From the page:
-- The man who last year won a bruising battle to disconnect his brain-damaged wife from a feeding tube is campaigning against government intrusion around the country.
Michael Schiavo Hits the Campaign TrailSource: Raw Story
Michael Schiavo, the husband of the late Terri Schiavo who became the center of a fractious national debate over medical ethics and the right to life last year, is assisting the political campaigns of Democratic candidates for Congress and Governor, RAW STORY has learned.
Bringing the Church to the CourtroomSource: The Washington Post
Considering itself the antithesis of the American Civil Liberties Union, the Scottsdale-based Alliance Defense Fund has used money and moxie to become the leading player in a movement to tug the nation to the right by challenging decades of legal precedent.