If you're a pro-lifer and feeling like you don't care about the election and think our issues don't matter or won't the day after November 7th, check out Planned Parenthood's online game The Rx Zone.
The Rx Zone is about trying to get "emergency contraceptives" from pharmacists who have religious objections against giving out heavy-duty doses of birth control medications over-the-counter to anyone, any age, any time, without a doctor's prescription.
How dare those pharmacists create obstacles for predators and child molestors who pick up "emergency contraception" for their victims? How dare they be concerned about girls and women being dangerously over-medicated?
On top of that, isn't Planned Parenthood a 501c3 and shouldn't they refrain from promoting political candidates?
"Once again, Planned Parenthood has added the use of bigotry to its campaign of disinformation," said Life Decision International's Executive Director Doug Scott. "The use of such tactics is commonplace for Planned Parenthood and its legions. They seek to paint pro-life activists as uncaring woman-haters, even though pro-life people care about all human beings.
"They seek to convince people that 'emergency contraception' cannot cause an abortion, even though it usually acts as an abortifacient. They seek to depict Governor Blagojevich as a hero, even though he is hostile to preborn human beings.
"Will the people of Illinois and the nation tolerate or be fooled by such nonsense? Time will tell."
Sorry, Mr. Scott. Fact is, our Republican candidate for governor isn't much different on this issue. While she does have a prolife LG running with her, it's the top of the ticket who calls the shots on public policy.
All we know is that Judy Baar-Topinka isn't fond of executive orders like the governor is. That's how he gets his way in Illinois -- by bypassing the legislature via executive order.
November 8th we'll know if these issues matter to the people of Illinois.
BTW, a spontaneous ad hoc group called "Victims of Illinois Democrats" released a montage over the weekend blasting Blagojevich, Madigan and Jones. Check it out on Illinois Review's VOID's Public Service Announcement.