Sunday, January 31, 2016

THORNER/O'NEIL: HOW THE CHURCH CAN STRENGTHEN AMERICA

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By Nancy Thorner and Bonnie O'Neil - 
During a speech President Barak Obama gave on June 28, 2006, he stated:  
“Whatever we once were, we are no longer a Christian nation - at least, not just.  We are also a Jewish nation, a Muslim nation, a Buddist nation, and a Hindu nation, and a nation of nonbelievers.”  
This is a strange statement coming from a President whose populace consisted of 78% Christians, especially so when considering that throughout its history the United States always identified itself as Christian, while being open to all faiths.
What was the point of his statement?  Could it be President Obama wanted to plant the idea in all our minds that Christians were in for a rude awakening, knowing his campaign message of “Hope and Change” was not going to prove to be the type of hope and change Christians had in mind?
Instead, his plans for America would challenge Christians and even the Christian Church itself. 

Obama and his administration have continually proved themselves adversarial to Christians and their beliefs. WallBuilders has identified 20 acts of hostility towards people of Biblical faith; 39 acts of hostility from the Obama-led military toward people of Biblical faith; 24 acts of hostility towards Biblical values; and 8 Acts of preferentialism for Islam. 
The most offensive to people of faith was changing the historical and traditional definition of marriage.  Under Obama’s leadership, every state in the Union, whether it agreed or not, was mandated to conduct homosexual marriages when requested.  Christian businesses, such as florist shops, photographers, bakeries, and caterers were forced to participate in such weddings, when requested by homosexuals.  
Recently, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that refusing to bake a cake for a gay couple was discrimination not protected by the baker's right to religious freedom.  Are we to believe that that specific bakery was the only one in town, that the gay couple would now be unable to order a wedding cake?  It's more believable to assume it was the Christian baker who was being targeted?  We know the homosexual couple contacted the A.C.L.U., whose lawyers were quick to file a lawsuit against the Christian couple.  The State ruled in favor of the homosexuals, which sent the chilling message how Americans are mandated to violate their religious beliefs to obey a law that violates their conscience. What will be next:  homosexuals demanding Christian pastors and priests conduct wedding ceremonies in our churches? 
Elections do Matter
Elections do have consequences, which is quite obvious after seven years of Obama’s leadership. What is not so obvious is why Christians and Church leaders remained silent while Obama perpetrated numerous attacks that minimized and even criminalized Christian traditions and laws.  
Since Obama took office membership in churches across America has declined, and polls indicate fewer people identify themselves as Christian.  However, statistics indicate the Christian Church has been in a state of decline for about the last 50 years, with a steady decline in church attendance over the last 30. Therefore, Obama cannot be singled out and blamed for creating the decline. However, it is fair to say his Presidency and the new laws enacted under his supervision have and will continue to do excessive damage to people of faith far beyond his time in office.
While there are many reasons given for the decline of the Christian Church, there is one that history has proven most significant and which we continue to witness today - It is the quality of leadership.  Whether it is a family, a business, an organization, a country, or a church, the quality and direction of its leader will decide its ultimate fate.  The impact a leader has cannot be emphasized enough, but equally important are the responsibilities of the people under this leadership.
America is somewhat unique in that our Constitution and laws allow citizens to choose their political leaders and hold them accountable for their actions and decisions.  When they are untrue to their promises and do not do what is expected of them, they should be rebuked and/or replaced.  Instead, we often tend to ignore taking responsibility for our part in keeping leaders accountable and thus allow blatant problems to continue. It is contingent upon voters to choose wisely and then hold leaders accountable to their stated promises.  
If we want to keep both our Christian Church and America healthy and prosperous, we must choose our leaders wisely; preferring and helping to elect those with a vision we share and with whom we trust.  If we are offended by what many are calling a “War on Christians”, we need to be involved in the election process and do our best to elect proven Christian candidates who will enact moral laws, instead of the current trend of enacting laws that are so grievous they defy the standards of all religions.
Absent from duty
Unfortunately, most Christians do not vote.  They forfeit their right and neglect their responsibility to be a part of determining who will lead them but are the first to complain when politicians disappoint them. Astounding is that only about 39% of Christians have voted in the last few elections.  Of these it is questionable as to whether they investigated or knew pertinent facts about the candidates or ballot issues.  After all the political advertisements clogging mailboxes before elections impart more spin than truth.  It should not be surprising to know politicians lie because they rarely suffer any penalty for doing so. 
Would our nation look differently today, if the majority of those who profess to be Christians (78%) voted for candidates who represented their beliefs? Obviously it would!   How can Christians be encouraged to vote?  Many non-voters admit they do not vote because they have been completely disconnected from politics and have no credible information as to the best candidate. What if they had information they could trust about the differences in the political parties and the candidates?  It is likely many more would vote if they were given credible information and felt confident in their choices.  
Our Christian nation was founded largely due to the efforts of the “Black-Robed Regiment” during the Revolutionary Period. They were pastors and church leaders who were instrumental in America’s independence.  They stepped into their pulpits prominently attired in long black robes and fearlessly preached the Word of God, as well as the political issues that impacted their congregation. They understood if their Church and country were to thrive, the people needed to be informed of God’s Word and how to apply Scripture to every aspect of their lives, including the principles they should expect from those who governed them.  Ultimately, it was the Black-Robed Regiment who led their members into battle, sometimes with a Christian flag waving.  They fought for America’s freedom from England.  The pastors and church leaders of today must once again lead us in the battle to win back souls and elections to keep those freedoms.  
Could the Christian Church save America and the Church itself from further decline?  Unquestionably yes, by taking the example of those church leaders who fought for our Independence. They had God on their side in their miraculous defeat of the English Navy, the most powerful in the World at that time.  
Our enemy is more powerful than any military or government, but with the help of God, through our prayers and action, we can win without physically harming a soul.  If a whopping 78% of Americans who profess to be Christians were educated as to the importance of voting, their impact could turn our country around, enact godly, moral laws, and thus have God’s hand of protection back on us again.  
The law is on our side.  Despite a belief otherwise, it is still perfectly legal for church leaders to explain the importance of voting for the best candidate to represent them.  They will actually be doing their civic duty by encouraging their people to participate in civil commitments, whether that is to run for a public office, or simply vote for the candidates who will best represent them.  
Steps for churches to follow
The most effective steps a church can take is to help and encourage their congregations to be educated voters.  Here are three very simple steps which are absolutely legal and exceedingly helpful:
  1. There are still people who do not know they must fill out a voter registration form before being allowed to vote.  Others know, but forget to pick one up, fill it out, and/or mail it.  Churches can be helpful to their members by setting up a voter registration table in the church courtyard (or an agreed upon place) starting about two months before the election. It should be attended by someone who can be trusted to do some very simple steps.  They will need to obtain Voter Registration forms from a post office or a Voter Registrar’s Office.  The table will need to be attended by someone who can answer basic questions, accept registrations no matter which party is designated, and promptly turn in or mail the new registrations to their local Voter Registrar Office.
  2. Biblical differences between the two parties can be seen by checking each of the Party Platforms.  Most Christians want to know about those differences, so they can make an educated choice as to which party best represents their values.  This document, "Political Party Platform Excerpts", shows positions taken by both Parties on important issues.  It can be printed out and distributed in churches.
  3. It is a monumental task to investigate every candidate and proposition on the ballot.  Most people do not even know where to find the necessary information.  There are Christian Voter Guides available for churches, which provide essential information and is enormously helpful.  They can be accessedat this site.  Now available in Illinois at the Illinois Family Institute is its Voter Guide 2016 for the Illinois Primary Election in March. Go here to downloadThe 2016 election allows us a window of opportunity to make a positive change in our leadership. Christians are the single largest voting bloc in America.  If we all voted wisely, we could make positive changes in the direction of America.  Educated Christian voters are our hope for the future and are the best way to keep the Church viable and America strong.
President Ronald Reagan’s simple but profound statement must be our guide: 
 “If we ever forget that we’re one nation under God, then we will be one nation gone under.”  
America needs a President who fully understands that basic principle.  The Church has an opportunity to elect such a candidate   Will you be a part of helping that to happen?

Saturday, January 30, 2016

She is not worried

Dorothy Brown shrugs off federal probe in re-election bid

WRITTEN BY ANDY GRIMM POSTED: 01/29/2016, 05:44PM
Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown and her rivals in the election - Jacob Meister and Ald. Michelle Harris (8th) - spoke to members of the Sun-Times Editorial Board on Friday | Rich Hein/Sun-Times

Dorothy Brown said being the target of a long-running federal investigation proves she runs her Circuit Court clerk’s office on the up-and-up. After all, she said, federal prosecutors have probed her office and business dealings for months — but have yet to charge her with any misconduct.
Brown and rivals Jacob Meister and Ald. Michelle Harris (8th) spoke Friday to the Chicago Sun-Times Editorial Board.

“If someone goes through every bank account you have and you can still be standing, it shows that you’ve been doing a lot of things right,” Brown said, though she noted later she was only assuming the feds have looked at her bank records. “I handle my business properly.”

Repubs like to fight

Pat Buchanan: Conservatives are in a civil war

Be sure to take our poll after you’ve read Buchanan’s essay!
circular firing squad
The Civil War of the Right
Patrick J. Buchanan • CNS News • Jan. 29, 2016
The conservative movement is starting to look a lot like Syria.
Baited, taunted, mocked by Fox News, Donald Trump told Roger Ailes what he could do with his Iowa debate, and marched off to host a Thursday night rally for veterans at the same time in Des Moines.
Message: I speak for the silent majority, Roger, not you, not Megyn Kelly, not Fox News. Diss me, and I will do fine without Fox.
And so the civil-sectarian war on the right widens and deepens.
And two questions arise: Will the conservative movement and Republican Party unite behind Trump if he is the nominee? And will the movement and party come together if Trump is not the nominee?
A breakdown of the balance of forces in this civil-sectarian war finds most of the media elite of the right recoiling from Trump, while Trump leads by a huge margin in Middle America.
National ReviewCommentaryThe Weekly StandardWall Street Journal, and the conservative and neocon columnists on the op-ed pages at The Washington Post and The New York Times have almost all come out viscerally against Trump.
He, in turn, has trashed several by name. Wounds have been inflicted that will not soon be forgiven or forgotten.
But while columns and magazines appear in print twice weekly, weekly, biweekly and monthly, millions listen to talk radio every hour of every day. And though websites might be updated daily, radio, more than print, is a medium that moves people.
Among the top talkers, Trump gets more than a fair hearing. Some of the talk shows with the largest audiences are sympathetic, others are supportive. And theDrudge Report, the daily newspaper of Middle America, tracks Trump’s every move.
In the media battle, then, the media elite are being swamped by Trump. And Trump is winning the political battle as well. According to almost every poll, state or national, Trump is ahead of all rivals, with his closest challenger trailing by 10 or more points. Among the populist and Tea Party right, Trump has lapped the field, and he is now competitive among Evangelicals.
How will the civil war on the right end?
Because the differences are not simply about personalities and politics, but principles and policies, it may not end with this election.
There is talk of having the anti-Trump conservatives unite behind the one establishment candidate — Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, John Kasich, Chris Christie — who emerges strongest after New Hampshire, to storm through the later primaries and take down Trump.
Yet such a scenario seems implausible.
That audience of 24 million that tuned in to the first Fox News debate and the 22 million that tuned in to the CNN debate were drawn to Trump, and Ben Carson, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, because these men seemed to represent real change.
Democrats who support Bernie Sanders and Republicans who support Trump may disagree on where America should go, but both agree on the need for America to radically change direction.
Yet, if this battle for the GOP nomination should yield another establishment Republican, would not all the fire and energy of the campaign of 2015-2016 soon disappear?
Consistency not being their long suit, some among the conservative elites who denounced Trump’s walkout from the debate, threaten to walk out of the party should Trump win.
But walkout is an option open to populists as well. And if, after the rise of the Tea Party, the capture of Congress in 2014, the Trump-Cruz-Carson rebellion, the GOP offers the silent majority yet another establishment candidate, will populists and Tea Party types rally to him?
Perhaps. One recalls that, after the Revolution of 1789, the march on Versailles, the guillotining of Louis XVI, the rise of Robespierre, and the Era of Napoleon, the French got the Bourbon Restoration — Louis XVIII, brother of the beheaded king, sitting on the old throne.
Still, if the populist-conservative struggle of the last five years, to put behind them the days of Bush 41 and Bush 43, produces Bush 45, or his moral equivalent, how many would shoulder arms and march for him?
And, again, the argument over the acceptability of Trump aside, there is a deeper conflict within the GOP and conservative movement that may be irreconcilable. Millions of conservatives and independents believe it was the Republican policies of the recent past that also failed America.
The Bush-Clinton-Obama trade policies produced the $12 trillion in trade deficits, which measures the net export of U.S. factories and manufacturing jobs, which explain the wage stagnation.
The Republican-neocon foreign policy of intervention and nation building is a primary cause of the present disasters in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Yemen.
The immigration policies championed by Bush Republicans as well Clinton and Obama Democrats produced the immigration crisis that propels the Trump campaign.
In short, it will be difficult for populists to unite with Beltway conservatives in 2016, when the former see the latter as part of the problem, not the solution.
I won't vote in 2016 if . . .

Friday, January 29, 2016

Are you having fish today?

Be sure it's not a Frankenfish
Before long, you may be eating genetically modified salmon, the first such altered animal cleared for human consumption in the United States.
Critics call it “Frankenfish,” but the Food and Drug Administration granted its approval on Thursday, saying the faster-growing salmon is safe to eat. It could be available in a couple of years.
“There are no biologically relevant differences in the nutritional profile of AquAdvantage Salmon

Did Hillary mishandle classified information?


How the FBI Could Force DOJ to Prosecute Hillary Clinton (Darren McCollester/Getty) 


January 26, 2016 5:46 PM 

Could the Hillary Clinton e-mail saga end with FBI Director James Comey resigning in protest? Ken Cuccinelli, the former attorney general of Virginia, knows the laws regarding classified information firsthand. In his private practice, Cuccinelli defended a Marine lieutenant colonel court martialed on charges of possessing such information outside a secure facility. He says Clinton’s actions in the e-mail scandal clearly satisfy all five requirements necessary to

Thursday, January 28, 2016

What did these French people do to deserve this treatment in their own houses?



Answer: They have gone to the polls and elected politically correct liberal thinking leaders, over and over again. Leaders without a spine. The French army seems to be powerless to stop this invasion. 

Now they are going to get what they asked for. Charles DeGaulle will turn in his grave as his country is slowly turned over to the Muslims. 

"UKRAINE'S PRESIDENT" LIKE ALL "CORRUPT POLITICIANS" WILL END UP IN "TRA...

We could take some lessons from the Ukrainians.

A Failure to Lead

An unmitigated bully who will leave this state in horrible condition
SPRINGFIELD — As protesters shouted “budget first” outside the Illinois House chamber, Gov. Bruce Rauner on Wednesday promised big changes to the state’s education funding formula and its criminal justice system, all while minimally mentioning the budget impasse.

In his second State of the State address before the Illinois General Assembly, the Republican governor announced a push for Democratic Senate President John Cullerton’s pension reform legislation, urging both chambers to pass the bill legislation “without delay.”



Rauner also announced a 10-point education plan, which included working with Cullerton to increase state support for education, focusing resources on low income and rural school districts, without taking money away from other districts.

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Space Shuttle Challenger - 30 years ago

Leftist Style Justice

Grand jury indicts pro-life investigator behind baby part videos, clears Planned Parenthood

Updated at 7:54 p.m. EST to include a statement from the Center for Medical Progress.
HOUSTON, January 25, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – The lead investigator behind the undercover Planned Parenthood videos faces up to 20 years in prison after a Houston grand jury decided on Monday not to charge Planned Parenthood with any wrongdoing – and instead indicted him for offering to purchase human organs from the abortion provider.
Center for Medical Progress lead investigator David Daleiden faces a second-degree felony charge of “tampering with a governmental record,” and a misdemeanor charge for violating the state's “prohibition of the purchase and sale of human organs.”
That is, jurors in the state of Texas are accusing David Daleiden of trying to illegally traffic in

Racist or matter of fact?


Maine Gov.: Bring back the guillotine, public executions
WRITTEN BY SCOTT SUTTON POSTED: 01/27/2016, 06:44AM


Maine Gov. Paul LePage said during a radio interview Tuesday that the guillotine should be brought back as a way to make penalties for drug trafficking stricter.

“I think the death penalty should be appropriate for people that kill Mainers,” LePage said Tuesday during interview on WVOM. “I’m all in.”

He then suggested two ways that the state could go about administering the death penalty.

“Actually, if you want my honest opinion, we should give them an injection of the stuff they sell,” LePage told the hosts.

“What I think we ought to do is bring the guillotine back,”

Monday, January 25, 2016

It's more cost effective, don't you know

Longtime Claypool friends hired to help with CPS layoffs. "You have to pay for talent otherwise they will go work for private industry"

WRITTEN BY LAUREN FITZPATRICK POSTED: 01/24/2016, 07:54PM
CPS chief Forrest Claypool hired two longtime associates — Carol Rubin (top left) and Sally Csontos — to sort out the district's massive layoff. | Sun-Times file photo, LinkedIn

Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool hired two longtime associates to help him with layoffs of hundreds of central staffers at the cash-strapped district, the Chicago Sun-Times has learned.
Carol J. Rubin was chief administrative officer at the Chicago Transit Authority and Chicago Park District while Claypool headed each of those entities. Rubin has been working with Sally Csontos, another former CTA and Parks staffer who’s married to John Filan, once a budget director for former Gov. Rob Blagojevich and another longtime Claypool associate.

Claypool hired Rubin as a consultant last fall to “reduce organizational overlap of job responsibilities and increase departmental accountability,” according to her contract with the district. Her one-year contract was for $65,000 and was awarded in a deal that did not require Claypool to choose the lowest bidder.


Working under top Claypool advisers also hired from the CTA, Rubin also was tasked with figuring out “opportunities [to] restructure and streamline non-core education departments,” and providing “recommendations to restructure to both increase accountability, better manager risk, and drive cost efficiency.”
In November, after being paid $36,000 of her contract, Rubin was hired as a full-time employee earning $170,000 plus benefits annually as a newly created “Director of CPS’ Project Management Office,” according to CPS.

“When it became clear that Rubin was going to work more and become a central part of the leadership team, it was more cost effective for CPS for her to be an employee,” district spokeswoman Emily Bittner said.
Csontos was hired in September to work in the human resources department. She is

Next time you are stopped by 2 trains on 103rd St.......

Would a pol sell their vote?

For railroads, 2015 was an eventful year, with Congress dedicating more than $10 billion toward rail and other freight infrastructure projects and acquiescing to demands by the rail industry to extend the deadline for costly safety improvements on trains.
The past few years have been good for members of Congress from Illinois too, who collected more than $635,000 in campaign donations from the rail industry.

Saturday, January 23, 2016

World's Biggest GHETTO !!!!!



There are people out there who will be happy when Chicago looks like this. Can't happen here? Think again

Wants to put an end to due process!

Racism works for him

The chairman of the City Council’s Black Caucus on Friday questioned why only two of nearly two dozen Chicago Police officers accused of covering up the police shooting of Laquan McDonald have been pulled off the street.
The partner of the white police officer charged with the first-degree murder of the black teenager and the detective who led the investigation of the shooting were quietly placed on desk duty in mid-December, more than a year after giving accounts of the shooting that do not jibe with video evidence.

Interim Supt. John Escalante moved Police Officer Joseph Walsh and Detective David March to “administrative status” immediately after receiving a memo recommending the move by the city’s inspector general, Joseph Ferguson.


McDonald was gunned down in October 2014 in a barrage of 16 shots by Police Officer Jason Van Dyke. The shooting was initially ruled justified by a CPD internal investigation.
Ald. Roderick Sawyer (6th), chairman of the City Council’s Black Caucus, said he’s “happy they’re at least moving on something” to punish Chicago Police officers who appear to have covered for Van Dyke in the latest example of the Police Department’s

British actress Charlotte Rampling accuses Spike Lee of being ‘racist to whites’ over Oscars criticism

A talented director who will go down in history as second rate, mainly because he can't get past his racist attitude.

British actress Charlotte Rampling accuses Spike Lee of being ‘racist to whites’ over Oscars criticism

Thousands march in D.C. yesterday and there was hardly a mention in the media

Thousands of Americans – including at least one Hollywood superstar and a barefoot monk – braved the cold and snow Friday to join the 2016 March for Life in Washington on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion.
Throngs of pro-lifers turned out, despite weather forecasts predicting a blizzard and three feet of snow.
The crowds weren’t quite as large as they’ve been in previous years, as many bus routes had been canceled due to inclement weather.
One pro-lifer captured a photo of Kelsey Grammer and wife, Kayte Walsh, at the event. Grammer, an actor, TV producer, director and writer, is known for his roles in “Cheers” and “Frasier.”
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Actor Kelsey Grammer spotted at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Barrett Duke)
Actor Kelsey Grammer and wife, Kayte Walsh, spotted at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Barrett Duke)
The crowds chanted, “Hey, Obama your mama chose life!” and “Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Roe v Wade has got to go.”
Even barefoot monks joined pro-lifers and trudged through the slush-covered streets to take a stand for the unborn:
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Barefoot monks (front) march in 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeannette Niezgodski)
Monks (front) march in 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeannette Niezgodski)
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Barefoot monks (front) march in 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeannette Niezgodski)
A barefoot monk (middle) marches in 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeannette Niezgodski)
U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren, R-Ill., in a video he recorded at the event, said, “We’re here with thousands and thousands of people marching to protect life, to make sure that we recognize the value of every single life. We’ve been doing this for 40 years because we believe one day we will have leaders and a society that again embraces the value of all of life.”
Hultgren said one of the most exciting aspects of this year’s march is “the new generation who is seeing that life is precious – all ages here today.”
Watch Rep. Hultgren’s video from the 2016 March for Life: 

Some mainstream media publications, such as CBS News, chose not to cover the big event, and still others downplayed the size of the turnout.
While the Washington Post reported it was a "small" crowd, photos of the event reveal a sizable rally – especially considering weather and transportation challenges in the nation's capital.
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2016 March for Life
2016 March for Life
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeanne F. Mancini)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Jeanne F. Mancini)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Heritage Action)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Heritage Action)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/catholic News Agency)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Catholic News Agency)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Mollie Hemingway)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Mollie Hemingway)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Raymond Arro)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Raymond Arro)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Family Research Council)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Family Research Council)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
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Knights of Columbus at 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Knights of Columbus)
Knights of Columbus at 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Knights of Columbus)
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Pro Bikers for Life at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Charlie Spiering)
Pro Bikers for Life at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Charlie Spiering)
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Actor Kelsey Grammer and wife, Kayte Walsh, at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Instagram/Kayte_Kelsey)
Actor Kelsey Grammer and wife, Kayte Walsh, at the 2016 March for Life (Photo: Instagram/Kayte_Kelsey)
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Catholic University of America students 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
Catholic University of America students 2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Elizabeth Scalia)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Elizabeth Scalia)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Abby Johnson)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Abby Johnson)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Alliance Defending Freedom)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Alliance Defending Freedom)
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2016 March for Life activists arrive all the way from Michigan (Photo: Instagram/March for Life)
2016 March for Life activists arrive all the way from Michigan (Photo: Instagram/March for Life)
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2016 March for Life activists arrive all the way from Phioenix, Arizona (Photo: Instagram/March for Life)
2016 March for Life activists arrive all the way from Phioenix, Arizona (Photo: Instagram/March for Life)
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Southern Baptist Convention Ethics & Religious Liberty President Russell Moore (right) backstage at March for Life with Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Little Sisters of the Poor (Photo: Twitter/Russell Moore)
Southern Baptist Convention Ethics & Religious Liberty President Russell Moore (right) backstage at March for Life with Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Little Sisters of the Poor (Photo: Twitter/Russell Moore)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Father Kevin Cusick)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Father Kevin Cusick)
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2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Leslie Palma Simoncek)
2016 March for Life (Photo: Twitter/Leslie Palma Simoncek)
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March for Life youth rally held Jan. 21, 2016 (Photo: Twitter/Bryan Kemper)
March for Life youth rally held Jan. 21, 2016 (Photo: Twitter/Bryan Kemper)
More videos from 2016 March for Life:



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