Ruth Speaks Out

Note the “Berekeley Students for Life” sign!  We are very excited about participating in the West Coast Walk for Life in San Francisco on Saturday. 

From accounts on both sides, I conclude: the Prop 8 trial has been a seven day orgy of self-pity.  An odd strategy….

Yesterday’s Prop 8 trial testimony was dominated by the emotional San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders, The anti-Prop 8 attorneys showed a video of the Mayor’s

That is what the AP calls it. But actually this dispute between two women will become more and more common, unfortunately. A Santa Cruz court

has no use for Judge Walker. Writing in the CT Law Tribune, New Haven attorney Karen Lee Torre takes off the gloves: Perry v. Schwarzenegger,

The Roe v Wade anniversary is coming up. The annual March for Life will be held in Washington DC.  The Walk for Life will be

The American Spectator has a point by point reply to Ted Olson’s unpaid advertisement in last week’s Newsweek. Many of Jeffrey Lord’s arguments use the

AP has a news story about Judge Vaughn Walker, who is presiding over the Prop 8 trial.   A few tidbits: Walker first was nominated to

Richard John Neuhaus, late editor of First Things, claimed authorship of this law, “When Orthodoxy becomes optional, orthodoxy eventually becomes prohibited.”  The ever-fractious Church of England

I just received this report from Bill May, Chairman of Catholics for the Common Good: To summarize the first week of the trial about traditional