ACLJ Readies for ObamaCare Battle at Supreme Court

U.S. Democratic Presidential nominee Obama is pictured during a rally in Bristow

This is a move that we clearly expected. The Supreme Court of the United States today agreed to hear several ObamaCare challenges - putting the issue of the constitutionality of the flawed law front-and-center with a decision by the high court just months before the November 2012 elections. This is the day we have been waiting for. It was clear that ObamaCare would ultimately be decided by the high court when it was signed into law nearly 20 months ago. By taking these cases, the high court can... Continue Reading

Filed in: Pro Life | by David French | 4:22 PM Nov. 4, 2011

Pro-Science Conservatives and the Mississippi Personhood Amendment

A prolife activist holds clay dolls in the shape of fetuses during a protest in Mexico City September 28, 2011. Mexico's Supreme court upheld a law within the Baja California state constitution that says that life begins at conception, signaling a victory for anti-abortion campaigners. Seven out of eleven ministers deemed the measure unconstitutional but eight votes were needed to overturn it.

At long last — and against the strong headwinds of the anti-science ideologues — the law is finally catching up to biology. Next week, Mississippi voters will determine whether all human beings in the state of Mississippi are also “persons” under the law. Such a vote is a logical — if belated — concession to well-established science. Indeed, scientists are virtually unanimous in declaring that the result of conception is a human child with a distinct DNA diffe... Continue Reading

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Nov 4 2011 4:15 PM

An anti-abortion activist holds clay dolls in the shape of fetuses during a protest in Mexico City September 28, 2011. Mexico's Supreme court upheld a law within the Baja California state … more