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 National Review: The Brett Kavanaugh Assassination Plot Aimed to Kill Multiple Justices to Preserve Roe v. Wade ...  A map saved in the defendant’s Google account contained location pins marking what the defendant believed to be the residential addresses of four sitting Supreme Court Justices. . . . [Defendant conducted] extensive research on guns and shooting, body armor, breaking and entering, and methods to be silent and avoid detection . . . Roske visited over 30 websites showing head and neck anatomy and graphics depicting knives in the neck . . . [Defendant] also closely researched various manner and means of homicide, including stabbing, strangulation, and killing a human being in a quiet manner. ...  In the spring of 2022, the defendant meticulously researched, planned, and attempted to assassinate at least one — but had a stated target of three — sitting judges of the United States Supreme Court. The defendant’s explicit objective was to single-handedly alter th...

 Matt Margolis: ... The researchers found that women who have abortions are more than twice as likely to end up hospitalized for psychiatric problems compared to women who carry their pregnancies to term. This isn’t some fringe finding; it’s based on a massive study tracking over 1.2 million pregnancies for up to 17 years. The numbers don’t lie: for every 10,000 person-years, 104 women who aborted ended up hospitalized for serious mental health issues like psychiatric disorders, substance abuse, and suicide attempts, while only 42 women who gave birth faced the same fate. What’s even more striking is that the risk spikes with repeated abortions. Women who had more than one abortion saw an even higher chance of mental health crises that required hospitalization. And don’t think this is a short-term blip — this risk hangs heavy for at least five years after the procedure. The study also factored in past mental health problems, so it’s not just women who had pre-existing conditions. ...

 Daily Signal: Wild judicial activism has become the norm in the age of Trump , but the latest decision from a federal court on Monday to block Congress’ defunding of Planned Parenthood is the most egregious example yet. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani appears to be on a crusade to ensure that Planned Parenthood , the nation’s largest provider of abortion, receives funding from taxpayers today, tomorrow, and forever, no matter how the people’s representatives vote. The Massachusetts judge ruled that Planned Parenthood clinics around the country must continue to be reimbursed by Medicaid even though Congress just voted in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to pull the funding. What was her justification for blocking an act of Congress? “Patients are likely to suffer adverse health consequences where care is disrupted or unavailable,” Talwani wrote in her Monday order, according to The Associated Press. “In particular, restricting Members’ ability to provide healthcare services threat...

  Evita Duffy-Alfonso @evitaduffy_1 The NYT just published a hit piece on my family, accusing my dad of using us as political props for his career. The writer, Caroline Kitchener, is an abortion reporter who now claims to be a “family” journalist. But it’s clear she hates family, given how much the size of ours disturbs her. One of the deranged questions she bombarded my parents with was if they considered aborting their first child — me. The truth is simple: we’re not a prop, a brand, or some act. We’re a real, loving, faithful, joyful family — and @CAKitchener is bitter and a creep. 7:05 AM · Jun 23, 2025 · 1.1M Views

National Review:  Planned Parenthood Facilitated Record Number of Abortions While Receiving Most Taxpayer Funds Ever in 2023-24 That is an awful lot of dead babies.  It seems to be the Democrats ' way of dealing with unplanned and unwanted pregnancies. See also: ‘It’s time for Joe Biden to go away': Democrats are triggered by Biden’s return to the spotlight Democrats are ready to move on even if their former standard bearer is not.

 National Review: In 2024, Missouri passed a ballot initiative that overturned a near-total abortion ban and made abortion legal in the state until the point of viability, thanks in part to millions of dollars in foreign funding. Proponents of the measure far outspent their opponents, with more than $31 million spent on getting voters to support the ballot measure. That includes millions of dollars in foreign funds contributed to the “Vote Yes” campaign by the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a D.C.-based dark money group that has taken nearly $300 million from Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss. The group was one of the top donors to the ballot initiative, with $4.6 million spent. Now, several states are focused on passing legislation to close a statutory loophole that allows foreign nationals to contribute money to ballot initiatives. Election experts say the time to close the loophole is now, ahead of the 2025 and 2026 elections. “It’s one of the most basic elements of self-governance of our ...

Apparently, babies are not the only ones who don't receive care from this group.

  The Federalist Wire: ... Former President Donald Trump shared his thoughts on his debate performance during an appearance on “Hannity” late Tuesday night, confidently stating that it was his “best debate ever.” He expressed satisfaction despite feeling outnumbered by the moderators. “I thought it was really good. We had three against one, but I anticipated it,” Trump remarked, referring to ABC News moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis, who frequently fact-checked and pressed him on his responses. One moment that stood out during the debate was a heated exchange between Trump and Davis on the issue of abortion. Davis questioned Trump about his stance on the subject, prompting him to claim that some states allow abortions as late as the ninth month of pregnancy. “They even have, and you can look at the governor of West Virginia [Virginia], the previous governor… not the current governor, who is doing an excellent job, but the governor before, he said, ‘The baby will be born, and ...

 DC Daily Journal  reports that Dems' are now saying Kamala Harris was never the border czar.  They are also accused of lying about their position on abortion.

 Hot Air: NY Times: Abortion Clinics Everywhere Are Going Broke The story indicates that inflation is making the abortion business less affordable. 

 Washington Post: Abortion vs. immigration fuels heated Biden-Trump rematch Each party is trying to push their strongest issue to the forefront in 2024 I oppose both blood baths.  See also: No Doubt Cartels Firmly in Charge at the Southern Border - Threatening, Gathering Intel on Sheriffs

 Washington Examiner: Six anti-abortion protesters were found guilty by a federal jury in Nashville last week of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act and “conspiracy against rights” — both felony charges. They were prosecuted by the Justice Department after they sang hymns and prayed in the hallway of a Tennessee abortion clinic. One of the protesters, Paul Vaughn, was arrested at his house days later by the FBI in front of his wife and 11 children. Video of the protest, a very mild affair, shows a peaceful vigil to persuade expecting mothers against abortion. But in its charges against Vaughn and the others, the Biden administration accused the defendants of using “force and physical obstruction to injure, intimidate and interfere with employees of the clinic and a patient who was seeking reproductive health services.” As a result, these men and women now face up to 11 years in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. This is one of several recen...

 American Action News: Blue state attorneys general have been cracking down on pregnancy centers and nonprofits in recent weeks, and pro-life advocates told the Daily Caller News Foundation that it’s a growing “trend of hostility.” Attorneys general in New Jersey , California and Washington state are at the center of three lawsuits for going after pro-life organizations for allegedly “misleading” women and supporting the use and access to the abortion reversal pill, progesterone. This trend will likely “pick up” as some blue states attorneys general have become more “aggressive” in going after pregnancy centers after the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022, Gabriella McIntyre, legal counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Center for Life, told the DCNF. “This is not an isolated incident. We’re seeing this as part of a larger trend of hostility towards pro-life organizations and particularly towards pro-life pregnancy centers across the nation,” McIntyre sai...