The Matthew 25 Network has already revealed itself to be totally pro-Obama, "defending" him based on his statements alone and refusing to consider his record. In any case, they've gone and completely discredited themselves, by putting up this site:

http://www.prolifeproobama.com/

Huh? Obama is pro-life?

Well, I suppose if you think the answer to the question "when does life begin" is above your pay grade, then you can say you're pro-life, because you don't really know if there's life there or not.

In any case, they're not really trying to say that Obama favors restrictions on abortion, but the domain name and title of the site alone is extremely misleading, and a mischaracterization of Obama's entire record on abortion.

The idea of the site is actually to try to convince pro-life voters to vote for Obama. But by refusing to admit that he has voted against protections for babies born alive from botched abortions, that he wants to put justices on the Supreme Court who believe an abortion is a Constitutional right (I'll give $10,000 to the person who can find "abortion" in the Constitution), and who felt that the partial-birth abortion ban was "unconstitutional," we now have a group of well-respected Christians engaging in behavior that is downright misleading and deceptive.

(Actually, they were already characterizing Obama this way. Now they're just making their hypocrisy more explicit.)

All liberals want regarding abortion is to keep it from any kind of democratic debate. All the Matthew 25 Network wants to do is help the liberal media pull the wool over Christians' eyes as they work to elect the most liberal senator, one who has never, ever, not once in his entire political career, believed that any abortion restriction was appropriate. Even to the point of sucking a baby's brains out while they're halfway delivered. A brutality his wife called "a legitimate medical procedure."

Whatever you think, that is most certainly not a "culture of life."

And if you disagree with my assessment of Obama, I challenge you - show me one vote that contradicts me. You won't find it.

Think about that when you get ready to pull the lever for Obama in November.

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