KILLING UNBORN CHILDREN THAT INTERFERE WITH A WOMAN'S CAREER & DREAMS IS WHAT THESE & THOSE LIKE THEM STAND FOR
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Prior to her work for NARAL, Hogue worked for MoveOn.org, Greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, Media Matters for America, and the Friends of Democracy super PAC, a campaign-finance reform group founded by Jonathan Soros.
ACTIVIST PROCLAIMS HER ABORTION AT DNC: ABORTION GIVES WOMEN "POWER OVER OWN DESTINY"
BY HEATHER CLARK
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PHILADELPHIA — The president of an abortion advocacy group unashamedly declared on Wednesday during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) that she herself had an abortion, and asserted that killing unborn children gives women “power over [their] own destiny.”Ilyse Hogue is the leader of the National Abortion Rights Action League, also known as NARAL Pro-Choice America. She took to the stage during the convention to shout her abortion to the nation and declare that American needs Hillary Clinton to keep abortion legal.“To succeed in life, all we need are the tools, the trust, and the chance to chart our own path,” Hogue stated. “I was fortunate enough to have these things when I found out I was pregnant years ago. I wanted a family, but it was the wrong time. I made the decision that was best for me—to have an abortion and get compassionate care at a clinic in my own community.”Convention-goers clapped and cheered at the revelation.“My story is not unique. About one in three American woman have abortions by the age of 45 and the majority are mothers just trying to take care of the families they already have,” she said. “It’s not as simple as bad girls get abortions and good girls have families. We’re the same women at different times in our lives each making decisions that are best for us.”Hogue suggested that abortion helps to make families successful because it allows women to end their pregnancies if they don’t want children at the time.“If we want families to succeed, we start by empowering women. Give us accurate information and access to health care. Keep politicians out of our business when we’re not ready to parent and support us when we are. That’s what gives our families the best chance to get ahead and to stay ahead,” she said.Hogue also contended that those who oppose abortion really aren’t against ending the lives of unborn children, but rather giving power to women.“It’s not abortion that’s bothering them. It’s empowering women to live our own lives,” she asserted. “And when we have power over our own destiny, we honor our most cherished traditions of charity and equality. These aren’t just women’s issues. These are the very foundation of our freedom.”But some state that no one is ever meant to be the lord over their own lives, whether it be in matters of abortion or contraception, or anything else.“[P]racticing birth control is in essence an attempt to lock Sovereign God out of one of the most important areas of our lives. Do not think that it is insignificant, for all things that we do are significant, and is an evidence of the condition of our hearts,” Tony Warren of the Center for Biblical Theology and Escatology writes in an online blog. “We are not the Lord of our lives, Christ is. Therefore, our prayers are not of insistence, but in child-like humility, ‘Nevertheless, not as I will, but as Thou wilt.’”____________________________________________________________________ONLY PRO-LIFERS ARE EXTREMISTPublished on Mar 16, 2016Hillary Clinton and Ilyse Hogue, president on NARAL Pro-Choice America spoke at a NARAL event in New Hampshire on January 22, the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.Ilyse Hogue Tells Her Abortion Story
Lila Rose and Ilyse Hogue debate abortion on CNN Crossfire
