32nd Annual Rally and March for Life, Monday, Jan. 24

[paineinthearse]

32nd Annual Rally and March for Life, Monday, Jan. 24; President Bush Invited; Members of Congress to Speak

1/21/2005 10:18:00 PM


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To: National and Assignment desks

Contact: Nellie Gray of the March for Life Fund, 202-543-3377

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- "The 32nd annual March for Life begins at Noon, Monday, Jan. 24, 2005," announced Nellie Gray, President, March for Life Fund. She said that thousands of prolife Americans will Rally at the Ellipse for a program, and then March for Life along Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court and Congress.

"The March for Life is a peaceful demonstration -- an annual reminder to all of Washington officialdom that it must overturn the Supreme Court's infamous Roe v. Wade decision which decriminalized the intentional killing of a preborn human. The Supreme Court cannot, and did not, legalize the killing of preborns. But Roe v. Wade did unleash on our beloved country the feminists/abortionists' evil agenda of 'choice' to kill preborn humans, and did begin the slippery slope to decriminalize infanticide, euthanasia, assisted suicide, fetal research, and more evil. History records our own lamentable experience with slavery and our seeing the Nazi slippery slope from so-called 1935 Nuremberg laws, through years of 'final solution' horrors, to reality of judgments at Nuremberg Trials," Gray said.

"President Bush is invited," Gray said. "We pledge support to stop this home-grown terrorism of persons and public and private officials participating in the intentional killing of an estimated 4,000 preborn humans each day."

It is expected that some Members of Congress and others will speak at the Rally, including: Senator Sam Brownback, and Representatives Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ), W. Todd Akin (R-MO), Todd Tiahart (R-KS), Steve Chabot (R-OH), Jim Ryun (R-KS), Melissa Hart (R-PA), Mike Pence (R-IN), Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD), Rick Renzi (R-AZ), Steve King (R-IA), Mike Fergerson (R-NJ), Scott Garrett (R-NJ), and Bobby Jindal (R-LA).

"The theme of this 32nd annual March for Life is: It Is the Duty of Each American to Uphold the Life Principles for the Common Good of Self, Neighbor and Country No Exception! No Compromise! We are not suggesting that we merely come together as people of many different characteristics and talents. We are calling for Americans to come together on goals and strategies to overturn Roe v. Wade, by following the guidance of the Life Principles. This means providing Constitutional protection for the unalienable right to life of each human in existence at fertilization. There is no justification for the state or any individual intentionally to kill an innocent born or preborn human in existence at fertilization. Murder is not a feminist/abortionist's right of 'privacy.'

"Yet, tragically, each American lives side-by-side with the slaughter of an estimated 4,000 preborns each day who are not even buried in graves. And, America suffers the massacre of an estimated 45,000,000 preborn humans and their children's children due to Roe v. Wade. Feminists/abortionists cover up this horror and shame of innocent blood, seeming to understand that abortion can never be respectable. Nevertheless, it is still the responsibility of our federal government to provide for the general welfare and stop the intentional killing of even one innocent born or preborn human in our country. No Exception! No Compromise!," Gray said.

http://www.usnewswire.com/

[TomClash]

1. In the Pro-Birth Movement

But Iraqi lives don't count.

And American soldiers' lives don't count.

We love you if you are unborn; after your birthday, you can go to hell.

[Jackie97]

3. That's what I don't completely understand.

How can one be pro-life and pro-Bush at the same time? I thought of voting for him years ago (although I never would now). I saw how Bush reacted after Tucker's execution (mocking her and all). I thought to myself that he was the most pro-death person I had ever seen. I didn't have it in me to vote for Bush. I thought that his being president meant that there would be an increase in the use of the death penalty, and I thought it would be so awful.

I had no clue how far Bush's lack of value for real person (born) life would go. I had no clue at all.

[TomClash]

4. You're not alone

Voter turnout and enthusiasm for Gore in 2000 was suppressed by Bush's laconic, nonthreatening manner. Few thought they were getting the monster we see today.

[mcscajun]

2. Think the snowstorm's impact might deter them a bit? (n/t)

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[legalcoffee]

5. email address

If you have given them an email address you are now a member of every womens interest group in the American nation.. good luck. I'd start small talk with your it guy now.

[WildClarySage]

6. "And, America suffers the massacre of an estimated 45,000,000 preborn

humans and their children's children due to Roe v. Wade."

WTF? We can't' get an accurate count of Iraqi dead, yet we can trumpet an estimate of future generations 'lost to the tragedy of abortion!' (presumably this count includes the fetuses, and their potential grandchildren but does not include their children.)

And what is this "pre-born" shit? Are they gods? Don't they mean "fetus"? I'm so sick of these morans misdefining the terms of this issue.