Attorney General Bob McDonnell Speaks at 2006 Pro-Life Conference in Richmond 03-11-06
Attorney General Bob McDonnell addressed Richmond's first Pro-Life Conference (Pastors For Life) this Saturday, March 11th, 2006. Introduced by the Honorable Geline Williams, former Richmond mayor and chairman of the National Right to Life Committee, Mr. McDonnell spoke on his efforts to promote, introduce and pass pro-life legislation during his fourteen years in the General Assembly. The victories were few but notable: parental notification, informed consent and the passage of the partial-birth abortion ban.
The Attorney General spoke with conviction urging attendees to continue to perservere with patience and maintain a positive demeanor. This writer was impressed favorably with the speaker's own demeanor and the warm reception he received. The man has "IT" and it is not hard to imagine him seated behind that desk in the West Wing. Not hard at all.
The Richmond Times Dispatch covered the Conference but curiously made no mention of Bob McDonnell. The article did quote a Planned Parenthood spokesman who was not there.
The conference itself was very well organized and featured a wide range of excellent speakers who were black, white, young, old, male,female, local and out-of-state.
Dr. Clenard Childress, who really layed the message out about Black Genocide had the crowd on their feet.
Out of every 5 black women who become pregnant, 3 of them abort! Blacks comprise 14% of the population in our country and account for 35% of all abortions. Why? In large part because they have been targeted by Planned Parenthood from its inception. Built upon the racist eugenics of Margaret Sanger and her friends they target low income women, young women & girls and minority women to the extent that 78% of abortion "clinics" are in minority neighborhoods.
There are many conservatives who do not feel comfortable confronting the abortion problem but with 44 million lives lost to abortion since 1973, 14 million of them African Americans, it is a major, if not THE defining issue of American civilization. If you have any doubts about that, take a trip to the Holocaust Museum in Washington and look at the photos of the dismembered remnants of the "Jewish problem". We have not learned a thing.
The Attorney General spoke with conviction urging attendees to continue to perservere with patience and maintain a positive demeanor. This writer was impressed favorably with the speaker's own demeanor and the warm reception he received. The man has "IT" and it is not hard to imagine him seated behind that desk in the West Wing. Not hard at all.
The Richmond Times Dispatch covered the Conference but curiously made no mention of Bob McDonnell. The article did quote a Planned Parenthood spokesman who was not there.
The conference itself was very well organized and featured a wide range of excellent speakers who were black, white, young, old, male,female, local and out-of-state.
Dr. Clenard Childress, who really layed the message out about Black Genocide had the crowd on their feet.
Out of every 5 black women who become pregnant, 3 of them abort! Blacks comprise 14% of the population in our country and account for 35% of all abortions. Why? In large part because they have been targeted by Planned Parenthood from its inception. Built upon the racist eugenics of Margaret Sanger and her friends they target low income women, young women & girls and minority women to the extent that 78% of abortion "clinics" are in minority neighborhoods.
There are many conservatives who do not feel comfortable confronting the abortion problem but with 44 million lives lost to abortion since 1973, 14 million of them African Americans, it is a major, if not THE defining issue of American civilization. If you have any doubts about that, take a trip to the Holocaust Museum in Washington and look at the photos of the dismembered remnants of the "Jewish problem". We have not learned a thing.
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