By: heartlander (Diary)  |  March 5th at 11:25 AM  | 

An appeal to my reasonable conservative friends: If you are not reasonable and open-minded, don’t read any further. I’m not looking for “zots.” I’m looking for reasonable people who are serious about making the right choice. When I know I’ve chosen wisely, I feel at peace, without doubt in my mind, and start to get excited – like Chrissy Mathews, I get “that tingle.” How | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  April 6th at 01:17 AM  | 

Good golly, Miss Molly, some days I wake up and I still can’t believe my fellow Americans elected this creep to the White House: President Obama said Tuesday he would not sign a budget agreement to keep the government running that cuts funding for Planned Parenthood and the Environmental Protection Agency. “There can be some negotiation about composition,” Obama told reporters…. “What we can’t be | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  March 31st at 04:19 AM  | 

Today is the sixth anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s murder. I can already hear people objecting to that choice of words – so let’s just get that issue out of the way right off the bat. Murder is the deliberate killing of a human being. Terri was a human being, and her killing was deliberate. The dirty secret of the murder of Terri Schiavo is that | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  March 1st at 08:04 PM  | 

Dr. Alveda King, the niece of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., had an abortion years ago, and regretted it. Now she’s a leader in the “Silent No More” movement. And although she is an evangelical Protestant, she is one of the top staffers at Fr. Frank Pavone’s Priests for Life organization. Clearly, Alveda King is a woman who thinks for herself, and frustrates those | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  February 22nd at 04:31 AM  | 

Dr. Bernard Nathanson, RIP, was co-founder of NARAL and director of what was at one time the largest abortion clinic in the world. Science — especially ultrasound imaging — convinced him of the humanity of the unborn baby, and he spent the rest of his life working tirelessly to end abortion and build a Culture of Life.

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  February 15th at 12:47 AM  | 

Several pro-life bills have been introduced in the Ohio legislature, but the one that I especially hope inspires identical bills in each of the other 49 states is the one they call the “Heartbeat Bill.” More than any other mere piece of legislation, this is the bill that could change millions of hearts and minds on the abortion issue. And more than any other, this | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  January 27th at 10:06 AM  | 

Every year, the “mainstream” media make a point of not covering the March for Life on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling. They are especially careful to make sure we viewers/readers never see one particular group of people at the March whose presence refutes everything the “liberal” establishment wants us to believe about abortion: the women who have actually had them. Before | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  January 25th at 12:51 AM  | 

Far, far better bloggers than I have been following the Philadelphia “house of horrors” story — bloggers such as Michelle Malkin, Jill Stanek, and Ace of Spades HQ. So I will forgo rehashing all the hideous details. I am still making my way through the Grand Jury indictment — the whole stomach-churning thing — and it’s as revolting as any “slasher” film; only worse, because | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  January 22nd at 03:29 AM  | 

One of the very promising new members of the freshman class of the 112th Congress is Tim Huelskamp (KS-1). Huelskamp is a Tea Party patriot and enough of a “true conservative” to have won the endorsement and financial support of the House Conservatives Fund. I am spotlighting him today because on January 22, the most depressing day of the year, we need to look for | Read More »

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  December 28th at 06:35 PM  | 

On this day, we commemorate the babies slaughtered by King Herod — and our own society.