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LIFE BEFORE LOYALTY: 12 House Dems Vow to Kill ObamaCare Over Abortion (Guest in EST)
Congress is coming down to the eleventh hour on President Obama’s healthcare reform hammer-time and Michigan Representative Bart Stupak (pictured, in the white shirt), along with several of his House Democrat colleagues, is beginning to feel like the rest of America.
That’s because, as it stands now, the leftist leadership trifecta of Obama, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is ignoring him too—much to the chagrin of Chris Slattery, the founder of EMC Front Line Pregnancy Centers.
However, Slattery and other pro-life crusaders are encouraged by Stupak’s outspoken position on the bill. While many political and healthcare experts following this ugly dance on Capitol Hill were already expressing their doubts about the Senate bill passing in the House, Stupak came forward on Thursday morning to make it even more certain.
On ABC’s Good Morning America, he pronounced that he and eleven other pro-life Dems we’re “prepared to take responsibility” for casting decisive rejection votes if the bill did not include the previous Stupak-amendment language barring government healthcare coverage for abortions.
Meanwhile, after doing little to incorporate Republican ideals into the bill, Obama is likewise pushing forward without much of an ear for Stupak. Instead, he and his team continue strategizing ways to short-circuit the overwhelming opposition to his plan by trying more “horse-trading” tactics to buy votes (like the way they did to get over the Ben Nelson hurdle in the Senate) and by keeping a 50-plus-one reconciliation ploy in their collective back pocket.
For an impassioned perspective on the issue of this bill, the notion of healthcare coverage for abortions and the likelihood that Representative Stupak will ultimately score a victory for the pro-life citizen, call Special Guests right now to schedule an interview with Chris Slattery.
THE FOLLOWING LINK MAY BE USEFUL FOR SHOW PREP:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2010-03-04-healthcare_N.htm
ABOUT YOUR EXPERT GUEST CHRIS SLATTERY…
Chris Slattery, founded Expectant Mother Care, also known as EMC FrontLine Pregnancy Centers, in 1985 in Manhattan. EMC has grown to 15 office locations in 6 counties, including Westchester, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Hudson County NJ.
Chris was honored with the "Champion for Life" award, a pro-life tribute, from John Cardinal O'Connor, and had the privilege of being the Confirmation sponsor of the famous Dr. Bernard Nathanson, the producer of the acclaimed videos, "The Silent Scream,” and "Eclipse of Reason."
Chris's opened NYC's first full time crisis pregnancy center locations, and quickly implemented on site clinic care with ultrasound and full pre-natal care programs 20 years ago, to supplement the main work of crisis pregnancy counseling. EMC's counselors have served over 70,000 girls and women since they opened, and have saved over 12,000 from a certain abortion in that time. Thousands have turned to abstinent lifestyles, as well. They provide one-on-one friendly counseling and in many locations on site medical care, in addition to referrals for adoption, housing, and legal aid, and provide material supplies for mothers and babies.
Chris has been sued by two NY State Attorney Generals, Robert Abrahms and Elliott Spitzer, the former Governor (D) of NY, as well as by numerous abortion mills.
He also recently won a quick settlement of suit filed against a major NY abortion mill chain for their deceptive advertising in the Yellow Pages.
Chris has been a pro-life leader for over 25 years...organizing Operation Rescue in NYC, prayer vigils, protests at Planned Parenthood conferences -their Board meetings& their abortion sites, Marches, Life Chains, Truth Tours, training sessions, conferences, press conferences, lawsuits against his opponents.
Chris has granted hundreds of TV, radio, and print media interviews with local, national and international media in the past 20 years.
More info at: www.nationalproliferadio.net
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