Even if you are pro-abortion, it doesn’t make sense to have government funding for abortion.

I read this on bound4life.com

With all this attention on our tax-dollars and the recent Gallup poll that shows only 35 percent of America supporting the reversal of the Mexico City Policy, which banned money the U.S. gives in medical aid from going to promoting or performing abortion, the question needs to once again be asked. If, abortion is a private matter than why should the public have to pay for it?

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I read this:

The stock market took a beating yesterday, and investors were sorely disappointed as the excitement surrounding the historic swearing in of Barrack Obama as the nation’s 44th president was greeted on Wall Street by the worst inaugural stock market performance in the nation’s history. Investors ran for the hills as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 332 points, breaking the psychological barrier of 8000 on the Dow, and bank stocks in particular were hit MERCILESSLY.

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This is Orson Scott Card’s newest book in the Ender’s Game series. We are fortunate enough to have found a copy in our local Walnut library.

You have to read Ender’s Game to make sense of the later ones in the series. Once again, Ender Wiggin does not disappoint. He is super smart, out-maneuvers everyone, full of compassion, and gives the book a good ending.

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