Rick Warren: “At what point does a baby get human rights, in your view?”

Barack Obama: “Whether you are looking at it from a theological perspective or a scientific perspective, answering that question with specificity is, you know, above my pay grade.”

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Paging Team McCain: This is the type of ad you should run in the near future. Americans need to know about Senator Obama’s extreme views on abortion.

(LvDC)

Apparently, the proabortion wing of the Democratic Party is thrilled (see 4:17 to 5:35) with the “compromise language” crafted by folks like Professor Kmiec.

So saith Zogby.

Needless to say, this is excellent news for McCain.

Please vote for District Attorney Phil Kline today in the GOP primary.

You can view his campaign website here.

Please vote for Phil Kline today.

There are several reasons why Kline should be retained as your district attorney, but number one on my list is that he had the guts to take on the proabortion lobby And Lord knows that he has paid a significant price for having done so.

Please reward Kline’s courage by reelecting him to be your district attorney. As the former attorney general of Kansas, he is certainly more than qualified for the position.

You can view his campaign website here.

Today, conservatives across the country will (rightly) celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Rush Limbaugh’s syndicated radio program. Rush is many things to many people. He is smart, funny, quick witted, insightful, charming, always entertaining, and even his detractors are forced to concede that he does indeed have “talent on loan from God.” The man is the best at what he does. There is simply no disputing that.

Most importantly, Rush has been the voice of the conservative movement for quite some time now. And while his unwavering committment to limited government, free-market principles, and national defense are often the first things that come to mind when one thinks of Rush Limbaugh, he has also been a crucial proponent of a “culture of life” in this country. In taking up this mantle, Rush–perhaps more than anyone else–exposed just how radical the feminist movement is on the issue of abortion. For these things, I am eternally grateful.

Rush, when you look back on your wildly successful career, I hope you will remember that in addition to all of the fame and fortune, you played a significant role in defending the most innocent and vulnerable members of society. You have been, and continue to be, a voice for the voiceless; and I can think of no greater honor than being remembered as a man who used his power to promote the inherent dignity of all life from conception until natural death.

God Bless you, Rush. I pray that you will have many more years behind the golden EIB microphone.

You can’t make this stuff up, folks: Senate dems are actually filing ethics complaints against Senator Tom Coburn because he delivers babies free of charge.

Does anyone believe that this complaint would have been filed against Senator Coburn if he had been performing free abortions?

Of course not.

This is too funny.

Bill Bennett is absolutely right. The more this issue is scrutinized, the worse Obama looks.

(LvFidelis)

Another excellent post by Blackadder.

Stephen Colbert nails the king of the tree huggers: