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October 26, 2008: BornAliveTruth.org today released its 2nd ad, "Gianna Responds," wherein abortion survivor Gianna Jessen responds to Barack Obama...
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She's Back-- Abortion Survivor Gianna Jessen Slams Obama
Gateway Pundit —
She's been through worse than the disgusting attacks by the Obama Campaign. As a baby Gianna Jessen actually survived an abortion. Today Gianna Jessen slammed Barack Obama again for voting 4 times to support infanticide: Born Again Truth will release ads in Colorado and Cleveland this week: CHICAGO - BornAliveTruth.org released its second ad today featuring abortion survivor Gianna Jessen responding to Senator Barack Obama’s direct attack on her. See the ad ...
Video: Jessen responds
Hot Air » Top Picks —
Video: Jessen responds posted at 12:10 pm on October 27, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Gianna Jessen says she’s survived worse than the attacks directed at her from the Barack Obama campaign, and she’s not kidding. Jessen survived an abortion and was fortunate enough to receive medical care, while Obama voted four times against a law that would have required doctors in Illinois to end their practice of abandoning infants that survived abortion with no medical care. After Jessen pointed out Obama’s record, Team Obama came gunning for her, and she responds today: Seen this ad? In it, Senator Obama personally attacks ...
Hitting Obama on abortion in Ohio and Colorado
Jonathan Martin's Blog —
For the second time, abortion survivor Gianna Jessen takes to the airwaves to hit Obama on abortion.
This new spot is a response to Obama's response.
The originial Jessen spot will also air on Colorado radio this week.
All told, the buys will amount to about $600,000.
New Ad Hits Obama's Votes Against Born-Alive Infants Protection Act
Weekly Standard Blog —
In response to Barack Obama's web ad calling the attack on his votes against the born alive infants protection act a "despicable lie," BornAliveTruth.org is spending about $100,000 to air this ad on TV in Cleveland, and Focus on the Family is dropping $500,000 on a radio version of this spot in Colorado:
Abortion Survivor Responds to Obama
The Corner on National Review Online —
Monday, October 27, 2008 [image] Abortion Survivor Responds to Obama [ Kathryn Jean Lopez ] A 527 ad airing in Cleveland, Ohio, on TV and The Drudge Report on the web: 10/27 01:17 PM
Abortion Survivor Responds to Obama - video
USS Neverdock —
Gianna Jesson, Abortion Survivor, Appears In Second Ad Against Obama
Pat Dollard | Young Americans —
Biden Blasted By Bishop
Nice Deb —
These Pro Abortion Catholic politicians should really keep their mouths shut. Especially Biden. Does he really need his Bishop publicly chastising him right before an election?:
Rev. W. Francis Malooly, bishop, Catholic Diocese of Wilmington wrote this letter to the editor:
In his ...
Abortion Survivor Responds to Obama - video
USS Neverdock —
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