While I dislike and would not use Erickson's term 'baby killers', the larger issue here is whether the Catholic Bishops (or persons associated with any other tax-exempt group) should be able to publicly speak out on the abortion issues or any other ethical concerns.
I think there is no question that no tax exempt group should be advocating for or campaigning for any political candidate or appointee. But does speaking out on the issues count?
I think there is no question that no tax exempt group should be advocating for or campaigning for any political candidate or appointee. But does speaking out on the issues count?
Forget Murtha and Rangel, Let’s Prosecute Catholic Bishops!
Posted by Erick Erickson
Tuesday, November 10th at 11:00AM EST
The Democrats have a number of members being investigated for corruption. The FBI is looking into a few. William Jefferson (D-LA) is going to jail. The House Democratic Leadership is blocking other investigations.
Both Murtha and Rangel have issues. But Lynn Woolsey, Chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, that congressional body that takes pride in the Progressive Movement’s eugenics experiments and efforts to sterilize black women and the mentally disabled back at the start of the twentieth century, does not want Charlie Rangel and Jack Murtha investigated.
Instead, Lynn Woolsey — a friend of Speaker Pelosi’s — wants Catholic Bishops investigated.
The role the bishops played in the pushing the Stupak amendment, which unfairly restricts access for low-income women to insurance coverage for abortions, was more than mere advocacy.
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Forget Murtha and Rangel, Let’s Prosecute Catholic Bishops! - Erick’s blog - RedState