It is no exaggeration to call this gendercide. Women are missing in their millions—aborted, killed, neglected to death. In 1990 an Indian economist, Amartya Sen, put the number at 100m; the toll is higher now. The crumb of comfort is that countries can mitigate the hurt, and that one, South Korea, has shown the worst can be avoided. Others need to learn from it if they are to stop the carnage.

Financing the Health Care Bill

• Obamacare: Truth vs. Propaganda - The O-Reilly Factor
• CBO: National Deficit to Hit Nearly $10 Trillion Over Upcoming Decade - Associated Press
• Paul Ryan v. the President - Wall Street Journal
• Dissecting the Real Cost of ObamaCare - Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
• Back to the ObamaCare Future - Wall Street Journal
• Rebirth of a Nation - Newsweek
• Obama tops Bush at ducking reporters - The Washington Times
• What a Disaster Looks Like - Peggy Noonan
• Fifteen Principles for Successful Health Care Reform - ERLC

• Five ways to reform health care - Tim Pawlenty
• To the ObamaCare Barricades - Wall Street Journal
• Health Backlash in the States - Wall Street Journal
• The Mount Vernon Statement - Washington Times
• Al Qaeda hurts Muslims most - Washington Times
• Deadly Vanguards: A Study of Al Qaeda’s Violence Against Muslims - Combating Terrorism Center at West Point

• The Off-Center President - Peggy Noonan
• Charlie Wilson: In death, larger than life - USA Today
• The Eternal Stimulus - Wall Street Journal
• EDITORIAL: A deficit avalanche - Washington Times
• Vanishing Christianity — A Lesson from the Presbyterians - Albert Mohler
• STEYN: The ‘corpseman’ cometh - Washington Times

Yesterday, the Haitian government decided to charge 10 United States citizens with kidnapping and criminal association for attempting to take 33 Haitian children out of that devastated country to a place of safety and care. We are deeply dismayed and offended by this decision…