Delaware

While one state pushes for less access to abortion for teens, another tables the idea.

The Candies Foundation pays Bristol $262k but grants only $35k for teen pregnancy prevention; the FBI releases 10-year old threats against Dr. Tiller; Delaware may enact parental consent; Illinois cannot force pharmacies to distribute emergency contraception.

Crisis pregnancy centers, Christine O'Donnell, condoms and concussions.  This week's Weekly Pulse is brought to you by the letter C.

Government by empty talking point.  It's a scene right out of Orwell's 1984.  Christine O'Donnell, who is actually running for Senate and espouses a "strict constructionist view" of the Constitution, does not appear to know the first thing about on what basis that construction stands. It's hard to know what to say.  Ya gotta watch the video.

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O'Donnell has had her first debate, so how did she do?  Most people say not so hot.

Will the voting public decide that the new "pro-life without discrimination" candidates have gone too far in stripping women of their reproductive rights?

Christine O'Donnell will be the Republican challenger in Delaware for Joe Biden's Senate seat in November. But shrouded in dishonesty, lying over finances and spouting extremism, will O'Donnell be able to win over the rest of the state?

Crist complains Meeks is misrepresenting him on choice, Rossi needs to appeal to anti-choice voters, and one Delaware House candidate rails against abortion after rape or incest.

Christine O'Donnell's campaign against masturbation was only the beginning of a lifelong assault on human well-being.

How are our favorite anti-choice candidates doing these days?  Plus, a "which side owns the Discovery Channel Gunman" mini roundup.