This article is about gruesome subject matter.
Child sacrifice strains the limits of moral relativity, yet too often abortion gets a pass. There are various arguments why, but at least it’s a debate. In contrast, most Americans are only semi-conscious of the use of aborted babies for medical experiments. Our tax dollars pay for it through the National Institutes of Health, but more often than not, we never hear about it.
In a recent Newsweek editorial, David Daleiden reminded the public that scientists at the University of Pittsburgh have been taking five-month-old aborted infants, cutting out their body parts, then grafting their scalps onto mice, or otherwise harvesting their organs for medical use. Our natural response is revulsion. For the sake of sanity, though, our momentary outrage is usually followed by forgetfulness.
Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB / Archdiocese of Vancouver
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Open congressional seats have Florida Democrats in risky scramble
The death of U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings, a looming redistricting fight and the stateâs resign-to-run law make for an interesting political shuffle for Democrats.
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A platoon of candidates have already launched campaign efforts to replace Alcee Hastings, who died April 6. [ ALLEN EYESTONE, THE PALM BEACH POST | Palm Beach Post ]
By Alex Daugherty
Published 3 hours ago
WASHINGTON â Democrats around Florida are reaching for the next rung on the political ladder as the 2022 election cycle begins, and the jockeying for higher office could play a role in a looming redistricting fight.