
Massachusetts Attorney General Deflects Blame in the Wrong Direction
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Recently, two separate crisis pregnancy centers in Worcester, Massachusetts, were vandalized on the same night. Next to broken glass and spilled paint were the words "Jane's Revenge," the name of a group behind a number of similar attacks in recent months.
Earlier that same week, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey warned the public of a group using "deceptive and coercive tactics," but she wasn't referring to the pro-abortion extremists threatening violence. She was warning of the crisis pregnancy centers themselves. Though her office has since condemned the violence, the bulk of its attention is still in all the wrong places: not the vandals, but the clinics offering help to women in crisis.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote that "violence cannot conceal itself behind anything except lies, and lies have nothing to maintain them save violence."
In this case, the attorney general's lie about pregnancy resource centers covers up the violence of abortion… and those using violence are allowing the attorney general to maintain the lie.
Let's pray that, by some miracle, Attorney General Healey focuses her office's attention where it needs to be.
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