Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius values politics and her oath to the people (whom, she implies, expect her to be pro-choice) over her religion.
The video is only about a minute and a half–and worth a watch.
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via catholicexchange.com
This is a must-read article from Kevin Roberts, historian of Catholicism in America and founder and executive director of Catholic Family Caucus.

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Quite a cast came together to make this video, including both Catholics and Protestants, Democrats, students and more. Please consider sharing it with your friends and family.

On “Cash for Clunkers,” he slips out the back door and shuts out the community for whom he works. On health care, he’s already a laughingstock and he’s about to dig himself into a deeper hole.
According to the Missouri AARP Facebook page, Rep. Russ Carnahan will address “Aging in America” Thursday evening before an audience [...]

For the first time in the 15 years that Gallup has been asking the question, more Americans identify themselves as “pro-life” than “pro-choice.”
As conservatives in general and the Republican Party in particular work to regroup after their devastating election results of 2008–and 2006 before that–they need to keep these key polling results in mind. So [...]

I can’t thank each of you enough for your response to my post about President Obama seeking to strip conscience protections for doctors, nurses, pharmacists and medical students. So many of you contacted Health and Human Services and also encouraged your family and friends to do the same.
It’s impossible to tell how many comments HHS [...]

What is conscience protection? What is “the conscience clause?” With about 36 hours left to take a stand, here’s what you need to know.
1. First, the background info:
“Last August, the Bush Administration proposed federal regulations that would strengthen existing ‘conscience’ laws after it became clear that medical centers and personnel were still being discriminated against. [...]