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Monday, March 10, 2003
Stay at home mom takes on celebrities...she's still poor and obscure, they're still rich and famous.
Lori Bardsley, a stay-at-home mother of three, accuses Hollywood celebrity "pundits," as she calls them, of using their celebrity to interfere with the defense of the country.
"Anti-war activism is hip but Sept. 11th was real," said Bardsley. "On Sept. 11th our children were threatened. We expect President Bush to take whatever measures necessary to keep us safe," she added.
Bardsley feels the celebrities don't speak for most Americans. Indeed, one week after she quietly posted her online petition entitled "Citizens Against Celebrity 'Pundits,'" she reports more than a thousand visitors have added their signatures.
"Anti-war activism is hip"? "Hip"?
I know this article is from December, but I think "hip" was already way past it "Use By" date. I think that "stay-at-home" mom needs to get out a little bit more. Of course, we all know that those rich people in Hollywood have an agenda. Here is Hollywood’s agenda in action and how it affected "Mom" Lori:
Bardsley admits having grown up heavily under the influence of Hollywood as a teen-ager and feels that influence taught her to view abortion as an acceptable form of birth control.
"I remember cheering in front of the television as I watched Gloria Steinem and her Hollywood friends march in D.C. for choice. It would be many years later that I would have three abortions in place of birth control and end up with complicated pregnancies as a result of my choice," she said.
What turned Bardsley around was hearing the heartbeat of her fourth baby. Now, she's committed to countering the Hollywood influence for her children.
Let me get this straight. Lori the Braniac, who used abortion as "birth control" three times, wants to provide Americans with advice on who to listen to? Hell, if I were a judgmental, Pro-Life Christian, I'd would point out that this woman is about two kids short of being Andrea Yates.
But then, I'm not a judgmental, Pro-Life Christian.....so I won't.
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