Abortion: Why this issue won t die
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Abortion: Why this issue won t die
Abortion: Why this issue won t die | Saturday, January 23, 2021
Another anniversary of
Roe v. Wade is upon us. And in recent days, the pro-life movement has suffered some serious political setbacks.
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Outgoing President Donald Trump was surprisingly pro-life. In contrast, incoming President Joe Biden, although he is a Catholic, has become so pro-abortion that he believes in abortion for any reason up to the very moment of birth – and that you and I should pay for it.
Abortion – The Issue That Will Not Die
Friday, January 22, 2021 @ 8:19 AM
Another anniversary of
Roe v. Wade is upon us. And in recent days, the pro-life movement has suffered some serious political setbacks.
Outgoing President Donald Trump was surprisingly pro-life. In contrast, incoming President Joe Biden, although he is a Catholic, has become so pro-abortion that he believes in abortion for any reason up to the very moment of birth – and that you and I should pay for it.
Vice President Kamala Harris is just a heartbeat away from the presidency. She is so pro-abortion that when she was California’s Attorney General, she threw the book (and then some) at video-whistleblowers David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt who shot some undercover videos documenting the grisly practice of Planned Parenthood trafficking in baby body parts.
With Joe Biden in the White House, Kamala Harris and vice president, and Democratic governors in major states, the pro-life movement has suffered serious political setbacks.
It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Karl Heinz Lang, on January 18, 2021, in his 82nd year. Karl was born in Breisach, Germany on May 28, 1938. In July of 1958, at age 20, Karl immigrated to Canada, landing first in Montreal, QUE. From there, he traveled by rail and bus to Thunder Bay where he decided to find work and make a home. In 1963, he married, Leona Pawlik.
Karl owned and operated a successful roofing company, Strasser and Lang Roofing Contractors, with pride and passion for over 50 years. In his leisure time, Karl also enjoyed a variety of outdoor activities, such as hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and relaxing at his camp at Shebandowan Lake.