There's been a lot of talk in recent months about a ``war on women,'' but those using the term to attack pro-life supporters should look a little closer to home for the real war on women. Abortion proponents would like us to believe that the atrocities being discussed at the murder trial of Philadelphia abortion provider Gosnell are neither standard nor acceptable practice in the abortion industry. But evidence indicates otherwise. The so-called Aid For Women abortion clinic in Kansas City has also been the subject of several investigations into the care provided to women and the cleanliness of the facility with reports very similar to those coming out of the Gosnell trial. And with abortion providers all up and down the east coast referring patients to Gosnell's clinic, I find it hard to believe that no one knew of the conditions, the wretched conditions at this clinic. That is where the real war on women and war on children is occurring. ____________________
Tim Huelskamp: “There's been a lot of talk in recent months about a ``war on women,'' but those using the term to attack pro-life…”
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