THE BEGINNING OF THE END

BLOOD ON THE OL GPSr

It is 6:43 a.m. and dark out, at 48.2 degrees F. Patrick is snoozing in the recliner.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court made it's first decision eroding the Roe vs. Wade precedent.

The Court upheld the ban on partial-birth abortion.

This is why we need to vote for a Republican for President, no matter how onerous he may seem. History will judge our civilization on how we treated our people. We have erased the stain of Slavery. Now we must erase the stain of baby murder.

G.W. Bush's two appointees to the Supreme Court allowed this victory for humanity. A future moderate Republican President may not appoint conservative or strict constructionist jurists. but a democrat President most assuredly will appoint baby-killing Godless commies.

It's unfortunate that the Supreme Court has been allowed to seize the disproportionate power it now enjoys. But until that changes, we must be vigilent in assuring conservative judges be appointed in the future.

This opens the way for the overturning of the most onerous decision the Supreme Court of the United States has ever made.

The descenting Associate Justices should be ashamed of themselves and have forever sealed their legacy in history as cowardly protectors of murderers.

Thank you President Bush, and

Praise theLord--We Shall Overcome!

From the Inbox:

April 18, 2007

(Washington, DC) – The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which specializes in constitutional law, today applauded the Supreme Court for its decision to uphold the national ban on partial-birth abortion and outlaw the gruesome procedure. The ACLJ filed amicus briefs in both cases before the Supreme Court – including one on behalf of some 80 members of Congress and more than 320,000 Americans.

“This is a monumental victory for the preservation of human life,” said Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ, which litigates pro-life issues. “By rejecting the lawsuits challenging the national ban, the high court demonstrated that this gruesome procedure has no place in the medical community. We’re delighted and encouraged that a majority of the high court determined that it was time to bring an end to what only can be described as infanticide. This decision represents an important shift in the ongoing battle to protect human life and represents a very significant pro-life victory in the abortion debate.”

The ACLJ has been very active in supporting the government’s defense of the federal ban and has filed a brief in the Nebraska case on behalf of some 80 members of Congress along with more than 320,000 Americans. The ACLJ also filed a brief in the case out of California.

The 5-4 ruling came in the consolidated cases of Gonzales v. Carhart (05-380) and Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood (05-1382).

You can read the Supreme Court decision here.

Led by Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow, the American Center for Law and Justice specializes in constitutional law and focuses on pro-life litigation. The ACLJ is based in Washington, D.C.

GOGATORS, DRAFTFRED, FREESCOOTER!!