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President Trump promised protesters demonstrating against abortion rights that he will veto any bill that weakens the protection of human life. Mr. Trump spoke via video stanley cup Friday to participants in this year s March for Life on the National Mall.The first march took place on the west steps of the Capitol in January 1974, the year after the Supreme Court decided Roe v. Wade. Thousands braved the cold to attend Friday s event.Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, who attended the event, listed actions the administration has taken over the past two years to deter abortions. Pence and his wife, Karen, were surprise attendees. When they took the stage, Pence announced: We re the Pences, and we r stanley cup e pro-life! You have an unwavering ally in this vice president...and you have a champion in President Donald Trump, Pence said. Pence also offered public support for his wife, who has been under fire for accepting a teaching position at a school which does not allow LGBTQ individuals to serve on staff and reserves the right to turn down potential students who are gay. I couldn t be prouder for my wife, our second lady, Pence said.When Pence announced at the end of his speech that he was proud to introduce Mr. Trump, the crowd cheered wildly. However, he turned out not to be there stanley cup in person -- just onscreen.In his video, Mr. Trump noted that the administration has ensured foreign aid doesn t flow to organizations that promote abortion. Pen Nban Al Gore launches Climate Reality Project aimed at rejecting lies about climate change
By Bonnie Erbe, Thomas Jefferson Street blog.Kansas obstetrician George Tiller s murder this past weekend has lifted the cover off the n stanley taza etherworld of violent, antiabortion extremism. The proliferation of antiabortion violence, which I blogged about on Monday, is a very, very scary development in U.S. history. It is a form of domestic terrorism that merits more state and federal investigation so would-be perpetrators can be stopped before they kill:Washington - Analysts who study American extremism are pointing to a 1996 arrest report that, they say, links the leading suspect in the murder of Kansas abortion doctor stanley thermoskannen George Tiller to some of the most zealous antigovernment groups in the United States. Law enforcement offi stanley cup cials currently have in custody Scott Philip Roeder of Merriam, Kan., age 51. Thirteen years ago, someone named Scott Roeder, 38, was arrested in Topeka, Kan., and charged with criminal use of explosives after police found fuse cord and a pound of gunpowder in his car trunk.He also had a homemade license plate on his car proclaiming he was immune from Kansas law - a type of tag that s been associated with the Freemen organization, which rejects the authority of the US government. Freemen in Montana were involved in an 81-day standoff with US marshals in 1996 after they tried to set up their own system of government. Some extremist groups operate underground as well as above. This report tells the story of one Colorad