Chris Broussard

I've thought for sometime that there needed to be a "Christian" reality show. Think "American CCM Idol". Can you imagine the backstabbing and bitchiness? Well, check out http://megsoapbox.blogspot.com/2005/03/intern.html , for a great reality show pitch.

Since the Supreme Court decision on Roe vs. Wade in January of 1973, a large percentage of U.S. citizens have been enmeshed in a conflict over whether the rights of the mother or the rights of the unborn child take precedence in abortion decisions. Women who seek the right to choose to have an abortion have been derided and attacked, labeled selfish and promiscuous and condemned to Hell for their attitudes. Politicians have won or lost elections based on their own views of the issue, and the abortion question has been used as a litmus test for federal court appointees under more than one president. Pro-life advocates are demanding federal intervention to end abortions immediately, while pro-choice proponents oppose any legislation whatsoever. Beneath all of the rancor, however, rest contradictions that pro-life forces refuse to recognize. When fingers are pointed at women on the pro-choice side, devaluing their morals and standards, males are suspiciously left out of the arguments. W