A member of the governing board of the nation’s largest black denomination said Social Security is in trouble today because baby boomers aborted much of the generation that would have supported their retirement.

Bishop George McKinney of the Church of God in Christ said, “Part of the problem that we’re seeing now with Social Security has to do with the fact that 40 to 50 million people who have been killed through abortions have not taken their role as productive citizens.”

Now that is a good unselfish attitude.

[T]he Democrats have a serious problem–there appears to be no reasonable restriction on abortion t…

Comprehensive sex ed?

Iā€™d love to see a pro-life democratic movement, and I really believe it will happen,

in about 100 years.

That’s about how I feel about a pro-choice republican movement (that actually holds some sway within the party, I should add).

The entire argument sprang from the premise that abortions were down — therefore it was obvious that the Republicans were doing something to block them. There was not even a nod to the idea that both sides would like abortions to be “rare”; instead, the whole unstated — and perhaps unnoticed — premise of the article was that support for choice/family planning meant we needed to have more and more abortions, and that a falling number of them was bad news (without any investigation into why the numbers dropped).

in about 100 years.

I would, of course, agree. I oppose the idea of abortions–however, from a pure PR/politics perspective it is clear that the Dems have a problem they appear unwilling to fix.