I’d never heard the phrase before I joined the coalition to fight assisted suicide, but I have heard it often since: “Nothing About Us Without Us.” An announcement from the …
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Two years ago today, Kermit Gosnell was convicted of murder, bringing a definitive, ignominious, and horrifically overdue end to decades of unspeakable crimes against women and babies. In addition, the …
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I go to great effort to keep disagreements with political opponents as respectful as possible. Still, there are times when I really struggle to comprehend how politicians can think and …
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The Annual March for Marriage takes place this Saturday, April 25. As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on whether the states are obligated to redefine marriage, and the freedom …
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Back in February, after I testified on behalf of FIC Action in favor of H.B. 6709 “An Act Concerning the Right to Try Experimental Drugs,” I received a very nice …
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On April 14, at 5:00 p.m., the Assisted Suicide bill “died in committee” for the third year in a row. We told you all three years that defeating the Assisted Suicide bill in Committee was the highest …
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We were not surprised to learn from Capitol Watch that the organization formerly known as the Hemlock Society has resumed their “me, myself and I” (or something like that) campaign …
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Compassion & Choices and their spokespeople continually claim there are no cases of abuse from Oregon. They base this claim on the official reports issued by the Oregon Health Authority. …
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Family Institute of Connecticut is proud to report that opponents of assisted suicide were the vast majority of people testifying and present at the hearing on H.B.7015 . . by a …
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