Rutgers Basketball Is Primetime News; Abortionist (AKA Baby MURDERER) Kermit Gosnell Is Missing in Action

WATCH this video:


“FLASHBACK: When Hillary Clinton, Harry Reid, Dick Durbin Swore They Would Never Back Gay (Homosexual—my addition) Marriage …”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7a2y_Vxi7s&feature=player_embedded

The above video is from C-Span 2 which means the statements occurred on the floor of the Senate. The year is either 2005 or 2006 when the Republicans controlled the Senate. The debate is about a Constitutional Amendment to define marriage as being between one man and one woman. The Amendment would have passed in the Senate if some RINO Republicans like John McCain had not voted against it. As a result, we now have the Supreme Court considering if homosexuals somehow have the “right” to have faux “marriage!”

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Watch this video of an abortion supporter at a Florida legislative hearing session:

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEv1afKaLhA&feature=player_embedded

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From: Connecticut reaches deal on tough gun laws after Newtown

http://enews.earthlink.net/article/top?guid=20130401/a763d00d-f689-417e-91d6-023688afee59

“HARTFORD, Connecticut (AP)—Connecticut lawmakers announced a deal Monday on what they called some of the toughest gun laws in the country that were proposed after the December mass shooting in the state, including a ban on new high-capacity ammunition magazines like the ones used in the massacre that left 20 children and six educators dead.”

Second Amendment petition:

http://www.lcaction.cc/672/petition.asp?Ref_ID=20176&CID=672&RID=38747998

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Watch this video of an 11-year-old discussing homosexual marriage and read youtube’s disparaging labeling of the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CRhGDmdG4dk

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Petition to reaffirm support for marriage being between one man and one woman—traditional, GOD-given marriage

http://www.grassfire.com/979/petition.asp?Ref_ID=20051&CID=979&RID=38738633

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Free FAX to Tea Party Senators Paul and Rubio NOT to grant amnesty in any form to those who came to this nation illegally!

https://www.numbersusa.com/sendfax?series=tpn04apr13

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From: http://www.lifenews.com/2013/04/10/networks-give-rutgers-scandal-41-minutes-gosnell-abortion-horrors-0/

“Networks Give Rutgers Scandal 41 Minutes, Gosnell Abortion Horrors 0

by Matthew Philbin
Washington, DC
LifeNews.com
4/10/13

The Rutgers basketball story continues to transfix the media, and why shouldn’t it? Mike Rice, the disgraced former Rutgers basketball coach allegedly killed a woman and at least seven viable, born-alive babies ‘by plunging scissors into their spinal cords’ in his filthy, macabre ‘house of horrors’ abortion clinic (Ouch! You will know them by what they say and don’t say; what they do and don’t do!—my addition).

Oh wait, my mistake.

Rice was fired last week from Rutgers over video of him shoving, kicking and yelling at his players, throwing basketballs at them and—most damning—using ‘homophobic slurs (Which was the only reason he was fired! He wasn’t Politically Correct!—my addition).’ That’s made Rice the most notorious villain in America. And in one week it earned him 36 network news stories clocking in at 41 minutes, 26 seconds of air time on ABC, CBS and NBC.

Now, had Rice been accused of killing a woman and eight babies, he’d be enjoying the same anonymity as Kermit Gosnell

http://www.lifenews.com/2013/04/09/gosnell-worker-baby-jumped-when-i-snipped-her-neck-in-abortion/

—provided the killings were carried out in an abortion clinic. Gosnell is the West Philadelphia abortionist who ran an unimaginable charnel house of a ‘clinic,’ for 30 years. Witnesses testified that he may have murdered over 100 babies outside the womb. Gosnell’s trial, underway for weeks, has featured wrenching testimony and horrific details. And it has received exactly zero seconds of airtime on the broadcast networks.

Let’s break it out by network.

ABC

• Rutgers: 8 min., 1 sec.

• Gosnell: 0 min., 0 sec.

CBS

• Rutgers: 14 min., 27 sec.

• Gosnell: 0 min., 0 sec.

NBC

• Rutgers: 18 min., 58 sec.

• Gosnell: 0 min., 0 sec

Last week, Media Research Center founder Brent Bozell and 20 other leaders of the conservative movement

http://www.lifenews.com/2013/04/04/conservative-leaders-demand-networks-stop-censoring-gosnell-trial/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+lifenews%2Fnewsfeed+%28LifeNews.com%29

publicly demanded the networks end their blackout of the Gosnell trial. They haven’t. Perhaps they’ve been too traumatized by Rutgers and the ‘shocking videotapes,’ as ABC’s Jenna Wolfe called them on ‘Good Morning America’ April 6. NBC’s Erica Hill also called them ‘shocking’ on that morning’s ‘Today.’ At CBS ‘This Morning’ on April 3, anchor Norah O’Donnell found the video ‘stunning.’

‘We’ve all been in environments, basketball courts, locker rooms, where the coaches can get fiery, they can get animated with you, CBS special correspondent James Brown allowed, ‘but putting your hands on a player and engaging in that kind of—those kind of homophobic slurs and abusive behavior, you don`t treat animals that way.’

And you certainly don’t call them ‘faggot’ or ‘fairy.’ Rice’s bullying might have been excused had he not used those terms. In fact, they merited a special apology from Rutgers President Robert Barchi ‘to the LGBT community and all of us who share their values for the homophobic slurs shown on that video. I personally know how hurtful that language can be (You mean similar to calling people “hateful” because they disagree with you? Oh! I forgot! That’s what homosexuals call Christians who identify homosexual behavior as sinful!—my addition).’

ABC was so troubled by the antics of an overbearing basketball coach that on the April 5 ‘World News Tonight,’ correspondent David Muir promised that the network’s ‘20/20’ news magazine show ‘is now exploring the bigger question, the conversation started by that tape this week. How common is this bad behavior, how early does it start?’

And explore it they did, with Muir talking to ‘a mother devastated by that video the nation watched this week. Her son towering over that Rutgers coach, but still defenseless.’ Stacy Williams, the mother of Rutgers player Austin Johnson, told Muir, ‘We have to now empower our children (If he is 18 and above, he is an adult! Did she approve of him going to Rutgers?—my addition) to say enough is enough and that we are not gonna stand idly by because you dangled a scholarship in our hands and allow you to get away with all manners of evil.’

‘All manners of evil’ … like severing a newborn’s spinal chord (No, that is not evil! That is a “right” according to the Left!—my addition)? Like JB said, ‘you don`t treat animals that way.’

LifeNews.com Note: Matthew Philbin writes for the Media Research Center and this originally appeared at its Newsbusters web site. It is reprinted with permission.”