Democrats have gone all in for abortion rights, with none of the hedging or defensiveness they’ve shown in recent years — a subtle but striking repositioning with political consequences that extend far beyond Nov. 6.

The evidence of it is impossible to miss. The airwaves are choked with messaging about women’s reproductive health. Abortion rights advocates had prime speaking roles at the Democratic convention. Contraception advocate Sandra Fluke is a prominent campaign trail surrogate. Cecile Richards, head of Planned Parenthood, recently introduced President Barack Obama at a Virginia campaign rally.

While Democrats have long supported a woman’s right to choose, this year’s full-throated embrace of abortion rights — from the president down to the most obscure House candidate — marks a historic departure that now places the party as firmly and unyieldingly in support of abortion rights as the GOP is in opposition.

People paying any attention to current events have known that President Barak Obama has personally supported same-sex marriage for a long time.  He is now being honest enough to openly tell the American people.

President Obama recently announced that his views on marriage have “evolved” enough so that he now supports same-sex marriage, but not enough to do anything about it on the federal level (on this, it seems, President Obama has finally seen the benefits of Federalism).  Governor Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, has reaffirmed his opposition to “gay marriage” and his firm belief that marriage is only a union of one man and one woman.

The president has given the American people a clear choice in the November election.  They can vote to support traditional marriage—the foundation of civilized society—or to allow it to be radically redefined to assuage the demands of a vocal minority seeking public legitimacy for sexual immorality.

LifeNews reports.

National Right to Life has produced a very helpful resource comparing President Obama’s position on abortion to the major candidates for the Republican nomination.  LifeNews also reports.

LifeNews reports.  Concerned citizens should remember that probably the importance of Supreme Court appointments when voting in next year's presidential election.

Rasmussen reports.