Hi, everyone! I have read lots of comments here, and would like to invite those of you who are outraged to move here to Texas. Probably not in our lifetime, but possibly during our children's... if there were even a peaceful split, you'd be welcome here and would love it. Friendly people, low taxes, no income taxes, and it's beautiful in the Hill Country areas (anywhere near Austin- though that's the liberal seat of the state). Very diverse and tolerant- despite what the MSM/LAMBS would have you believe. Oh, and homes and property are still affordable and retaining value (our's went up in value every yr since we built in 2007). Do we cling to our bibles and guns? You bet!

here is the sidebar info of this video: "The United States has military bases on 67% of the world's oil. Coincidence?" hmmmf.

Note to current and future sponsors of Glenn Beck:
I'll be watching your commercials, and just might go out of my way to support you.

Note to sponsors who leave:
you just walked out of the biggest thing on cable news.

My mother has Lupus and Scleroderma (hardening of the skin and organs; inside and out). She had a bad episode last year, where she said her hands felt as though they were being held over a fire. After chemotherapy, she is now in remission. She was taking so many painkillers (no one knows how many because she had been stockpiling and then sneaking them, out of desperation), we all thought she would be a drug addict for sure- if she even survived at all. Well, she is fine. No addiction. Was not an issue. But I know for certain that she would have taken her own life without the pain meds. She was near doing so WITH the drugs!!!!

OnCommon... I had the same thoughts when i first read the article. And I remembered something I saw on a tv news program in the late 80's, and I remember this well because I did a research paper on the topic:

it was about how cheaply and readily one can purchase booze in certain predominately black neighborhoods.

I recall an older man telling the reporter that it may be legal, but it just wasn't good for the community. No one could decide which came first, the supply or the demand. But the community leaders wanted them gone, and they ran out a handful of liquor stores which seemed to attract the criminal element.

The community leaders said their neighborhoods were being specifically targeted by the liquor manufactures and distributors, as well as by the liquor store owners themselves who purposely set up shop in vulnerable areas.

They didn't get an act of congress to do it, they handled it themselves (I think with picket lines). Did what they could to better their community.

How would the black community feel if people were openly "for" this rate of abortions? Like if people went on the tv shows and said, "yeah, this is great. they should do this more. great way to get ahead in life; better for society..." can you imagine? So when people are saddened by this rate of abortion in their community, and deeply feel for the loss of life, and try to encourage people to look at a different option, they are the villains. I don't get it.