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Saturday, November 07, 2009
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Vote Down Abortion in Health Care

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UPDATE: Pro-Life Amendment to Get Vote in Health Care Debate
House Bill: No Protection for Conscience Rights for Healthcare Workers
New Federal Court Case: “Are You a Committed Christian?”
A Critical Week for Pro-Life Health Care
The Health Care Showdown
UN Update: The Truth About Defamation of Religions Resolution
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A Vote on the Pro-Life Health Care Amendment
An important victory in the debate for health care in the U.S. House of Representatives.  As you know, we've been calling for the House to schedule a vote on the Stupak/Pitts Amendment, which would prohibit federal funding under the bill.  Now, after an overnight session, the Democrat-controlled Rules Committee clears the way for a vote on this important Amendment. [READ MORE]

ACLJ Working to Defeat Anti-Christian Resolution
Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow is focusing on a dangerous resolution at the United Nations.  This disturbing resolution is called "Combating Defamation of Religions" and it targets Christianity and those who question Islam.  
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Listen to Quick Clips of Jay Sekulow Live!
As always, you can listen to our daily radio broadcast, Jay Sekulow Live!, in its entirety.  Now, you can listen to Quick Clips of each show.  We're providing 2-to-3 minute clips covering the highlights of each program - including key interviews, your questions, and the latest news on our legal and legislative work.  You can always listen to the complete show or now tune in for the Jay Sekulow Live! Quick Clips - short highlights of each broadcast.
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ACLJ in the news
CNS News - Islamic Bloc Says It Faces 'Smear Campaign' Over Religious 'Defamation' Push
ACLJ in the news
Citizenlink.com - Past Rulings Haunt President Obama's Judicial Nominee
ACLJ in the news
Baptist Press - Opposition Grows to Islamic "Defamation of Religions" Push
ACLJ in the news
WorldNetDaily - Islamic States Pushing for 'Global Blasphemy Law'
ACLJ in the news
The Christian Science Monitor - Senate Healthcare Bill Revives Public Option - But Can it Pass?
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11.06.09
Upcoming Vote in House

This is the time to have your voice heard in Washington as the House prepares to vote this weekend on health care. Stand with ACLJ and demand that abortion funding be removed from the troubling bill. Join us for the latest today on Jay Sekulow Live!

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11.06.09
OIC Update with Rev. Schenck


This week we are joined by Rev. Rob Schenck to discuss a dangerous resolution – the Defamation of Religions – a measure that makes it a crime to speak out against Islam. Join Jay and Jordan Sekulow as they bring you updates on our efforts to protect the lives of Christians around the globe and defeat this resolution through our work at the United Nations.
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ACLJ Commentaries
An abortion amendment, the race to 218, and Christian radio on fire
Journey to Richmond: a Regent Law alum's take on the VA Governor's race
Attack on freedom of religion at United Nations, Clinton takes firm stand
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Regent Institute Will Study Bioethics
11.06.09
Student Rights in Public School

Listen to our 60-second audio report on today's issue - Law and Justice. Is religion banned within the public school sector? In today’s report, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow weighs in on adding religious speech to a fundraising activity. Listen now.
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Supreme Court Victory