1. Yeah, that President, he's really pro-life and wants to reduce abortions, right? Just look at his budget, which would require taxpayer funding for abortions in the District of Columbia, which already has an astronomically high abortion rate already. Comment, Fr. Reese?
2. Oh, no, same-sex "marriage" won't put us on a slippery slope to anything. More like an elevator shaft, actually. Meanwhile, the gay rights crowd is getting impatient with the President. I guess they figure that after he's done pretty much everything the pro-abortion crowd has expected in the First Hundred Days, it's their turn.
3. There is hope, however. Christopher West was profiled by ABC News. Set aside their silly characterization of him as a "sex therapist", and some of Christopher's embarrasing rhetorical excesses, and it's actually a pretty good piece. The interview will be aired tonight on Nightline at 11:35.
4. I have no use for American Idol, but they're going to air a pro-life commercial during an upcoming episode.
5. Archbishop Chaput warns of the threat of losing our religious liberty.
6. A good argument could be made for the proposition that pretty much nobody in Washington has a shred of integrity on the issue of torture right now. See here and here. It's a very depressing spectacle, hypocrisy, partisanship, and moral blindness, all in one package.
7. Maine citizens take matters into their own hands, try to overturn their state's new same-sex "marriage" law.
8. Finally, something Congress may get right -- going after those awful, cringe-inducing TV ads for male assistance pills.
9. Great -- the First Lady says this just in time for Mother's Day. How am I going to get out of this one?
10. Blogging today on the same-sex "marriage" debate I participated in the other night.
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