The First Thing That Has To Happen

In Tough Economic Times, Desperate People Do Desperate Things, And The Abortion Rate Goes Up.

Most Poor People Are Not On Welfare. . . I Know They Work. I'm A Witness. They Catch The Early Bus. They Work Every Day. They Raise Other People's Children. They Work Every Day. They Clean The Streets. They Work Every Day. They Drive Vans With Cabs. They Work Every Day. They Change Beds You Slept In These Hotels Last Night And Can't Get A Union Contract. They Work Every Day . . .

Urban America Has Been Redlined. Government Has Not Offered Tax Incentives For Investment, As It Has In A Dozen Foreign Markets. Banks Have Redlined It. Industries Have Moved Out, They've Redlined It. Clearly, To Break Up The Redlining Process, There Must Be Incentives To Green-line With Hedges Against Risk.

What Happens To The Mind Of A Person, And The Moral Fabric Of A Nation, That Accepts The Aborting Of The Life Of A Baby Without A Pang Of Conscience? What Kind Of A Person And What Kind Of A Society Will We Have Twenty Years Hence If Life Can Be Taken So Casually? It Is That Question, The Question Of Our Attitude, Our Value System, And Our Mind-set With Regard To The Nature And Worth Of Life Itself That Is The Central Question Confronting Mankind. Failure To Answer That Question Affirmatively May Leave Us With A Hell Right Here On Earth.

When I Came Here, I Put My Hand On The Bible And Swore To Uphold The Constitution. I Didn't Put My Hand On The Constitution And Swear To Uphold The Bible.