If we measured the religious right's agenda based on its results, it could be called the pro-risky-adolescent-sex-teen-mothers-and-more crowd.

And you thought the anti-choice movement was only about abortion. Think again!

For anti-contraception activists in Wisconsin, it’s been a busy year. Nary a month has gone by without a fresh attack on family planning by Pro-Life Wisconsin. The most recent has taken the form of a deceitful ad campaign falsely claiming that one of the most effective pregnancy prevention methods, emergency contraception, is an abortion method.

With detractors like Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, Laura Ingraham, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Rick Santorum, Tom Delay and James Dobson, most thinking people might conclude that John McCain comes highly recommended. But just because John McCain is an enemy of some of our most cartoonish villains does not make him a friend.

The religious right is right in this: Birth control is the source of seismic change. Family planning has led to a transformation of our society so rapid we've only recently had the occasion to take stock.

Been asleep for the past year? Not to worry! BirthControlWatch.org recaps the year in birth control -- and even tells whether each event is good news or bad news for your reproductive freedom.

Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo, Duncan Hunter, and Fred Thompson are practicing "dog whistle politics" -- most Americans won't realize it, but they're sending signals that they're opposed to contraception.

At the CNN/YouTube Republican debate last week, the Republican presidential contenders all seemed to nod in agreement on a breathtaking (though unstated) policy initiative for women: the DIY abortion.

In the 1960s, Mitt Romney lost a "dear" and "close" relative to an illegal abortion. These days, he's promising to overturn Roe v Wade. Indeed, he seems eager to reinstate those laws that drove his close relative to fatally take matters into her own hands.

The "anti-abortion" movement has been silent about the newly revealed "pro-abortion" effects of their efforts.