30 pieces of silver
Douglas Kmiec is finally getting his reward for supporting President Obama despite the President's radical position on abortion: He's been nominated to serve as the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Malta.
Kmiec, a Catholic law professor who describes himself as "pro-life", backed Obama during the 2008 election - drawing fire from fellow Catholics and pro-lifers. He claimed that Obama's policies would reduce abortions, even though Obama's record had been to support unrestricted abortion, and even the killing of aborted children born alive.
Despite Kmiec's optimism (or self-delusion?), the Obama administration has been pushing a pro-abortion agenda. The latest move was Tuesday's proposal that tax-payer monies be used to pay for abortions in the District of Columbia.
Kmiec, a Catholic law professor who describes himself as "pro-life", backed Obama during the 2008 election - drawing fire from fellow Catholics and pro-lifers. He claimed that Obama's policies would reduce abortions, even though Obama's record had been to support unrestricted abortion, and even the killing of aborted children born alive.
Despite Kmiec's optimism (or self-delusion?), the Obama administration has been pushing a pro-abortion agenda. The latest move was Tuesday's proposal that tax-payer monies be used to pay for abortions in the District of Columbia.
posted by A Secular Franciscan | 7:01 AM
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