The American Spectator

p> A BETTER ABORTION BATTLE br> Re: Paul Chesser’s Dakota Difficulties : /p>

You are right on the money. The MSM has a habit of “forgetting” to place the onus on the individual(s) who make poor choices and then fail to live up to the responsibility of that choice. Instead, as you say and I concur, the blame game begins and the pro-life advocates are the “bad guys.”

p>Thank you for telling it like it is. br> — Iris James br> Olathe, Kansas /p>

I am just writing in regards to your article, “Dakota Difficulties.” I loved it. I am VERY pro-life but unfortunately a lot of pro-life advocates cannot argue with the liberals correctly, along with bringing a certain religious effort into it. I think the pro-life movement will only really get going once we remove the religious arguments. It broadens the movement out and into everyone’s world rather than in the cliques of the religious people. I would like to add that in my comments I might have sounded a bit too harsh on religion. I am not attacking religion but the acts and arguments of some religious people.

p>Thanks for the great article and keep it up! br> —