Puff piece on labor secretary omits mention of pro-abortion stances
September 02, 2011 04:55 EST
US Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis (CNS)
We get a description of the crucifix and statue of Mary
Solis keeps in her office, and are told that she “sometimes attends Masses at
the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in downtown Washington.” There is also
a detailed account of Solis’ many efforts on behalf of the poor, especially
migrant workers, during her tenure as a congresswoman from California and then
as labor secretary. Solis was the first woman to receive the prestigious John
F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award, “for her work on environmental justice
issues,” the article states.
However, this
glowing account of a Catholic public servant fails to mention a couple facts
about her time in office, including her 100% pro-choice rating from NARAL
Pro-Choice America (and a corresponding 0% rating from the National Right to
Life Committee).
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