From NARAL Pro-Choice America:

Despite the blatantly anti-choice position of judicial nominee Richard Honaker, President Bush nominated him for a lifetime position as a federal judge - so now it's time for the Senate to send him packing.

Will you please join me and tell your senators that Richard Honaker is too extreme for a lifetime appointment? He's been trying to obscure his out-of-the-mainstream beliefs about a woman's right to choose. The man who once led an effort to outlaw abortion in Wyoming has said, “As a state legislator, I took positions on a lot of legislative issues and public policy issues, and one of them was on the abortion issue. That was my role at that time…. But my role as a judge would be far different.”

I don't believe it.

Please click the link below to urge your senators to oppose Richard Honaker's nomination. We need to make sure that the Senate gets the message - the man who tried and failed THREE TIMES to ban abortion in Wyoming does not deserve a lifetime appointment to the federal bench.

Please take a minute today to ask them to help stop Richard Honaker's nomination.
https://secure2.convio.net/choice/site/Advocacy?id=393&pagename=homepage&autologin=true

After you contact your senators, please click the link below to ask your friends and family to help make sure Richard Honaker's nomination is stopped.
http://action.prochoiceamerica.org/site/Ecard?ecard_id=1281&autologin=true

Current Mood: angry

Not scared of Huckabee and those like him yet? Read this article What the Huck? and tell me you still aren't.

[...] Today, Governor Mike Huckabee is scheduled to travel to Georgia to commemorate the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. There he plans to join Georgia Right to Life to lend his support, as well as the focus of the national media, to HR 536. This legislation, also called the Human Life Amendment, is a state constitutional amendment that reclassifies the most effective and popular forms of contraception as abortion. ( Excerpt. Click headline for full story. )

Current Mood: busy

You saw this piece make the rounds about six months ago (I cross-posted it on LJ and on IJ) but YouTube pulled the video. It's back, and this time, it appears to be a sanctioned copy from the original source.

Reporter for online news source asks anti-abortion protestors "What should happen to women who have abortions, if abortions become illegal?"

YouTube: Libertyville Abortion Demonstration