McCain’s best endorsement yet

In the most important endorsement to date, my pre-born baby girl endorses John McCain for President of the United States of America.

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Obama’s Genocidal Abortion Position

The Chicago Tribune’s Dennis Byrne has a very simple, yet quite enlightening article about what is so troublesome about Obama’s abortion stance.  Not only is it an abortion stance, but a stance that unwanted born children should also fall under the "pro-choice" umbrella.

Jill Stanek, a former nurse at Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn, described in 2001 during congressional testimony how it happens: In a "live-birth abortion," doctors "do not attempt to kill the baby in the uterus. The goal is simply to prematurely deliver a baby who dies during the birth process or soon afterward." Medication stimulates the cervix to open, allowing the baby to emerge, sometimes alive. "It is not uncommon for a live aborted baby to linger for an hour or two or even longer. At Christ Hospital, one . . . lived for almost an entire eight-hour shift." Some actually are born healthy because they are aborted to preserve the "health" of the mother, or because the pregnancy was due to rape or incest. At best, they are left in a "comfort room," complete with a camera (for pictures of the aborted baby) "baptismal supplies, gowns, and certificates, footprinting equipment and baby bracelets for mementos and a rocking chair," where they are rocked to death. "Before the comfort room was established," Stanek said, "babies were taken to the soiled utility room to die."

One can understand why Obama stated at the recent Saddleback appearance that determining when life begins is "above my paygrade."  Otherwise he would have to admit that he is a proud proponent of cold-blooded murder (which he is, but certainly doesn’t want to admit as much).  This is why he fought against legislation that would ban such a practice — he considered this a "threat" to the pro-choice contingent, an inroad (so to speak) for the pro-life movement.

Obama is a very scary proposition for this country.  We are moving into genocide territory with every step we take in his ideal direction.

(Photo above is our child at 20 weeks, due January 7, 2009.)

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