Whores: Right to Life Endorses Pro-Choice Candidate

By Debbie Schlussel

The problem with the Republican Party is that it gives us few good options against liberal Democrats. And Right to Life–which mostly endorses Republicans–is a big part of that. It helps the crap rise to the top.

And it leads to candidates like Lois Shulman, a pro-choice hack who failed the the bar (THREE TIMES!) and is a lifetime member of pro-gun control, pro-abortion, pro-illegal alien Hadassah. (Another such Republican candidate is Andrew “Rocky” Raczkowski, who also failed the bar on several occasions, despite studying for it with his friend, convicted felon Kwame Kilpatrick, who passed.)

Lois Shulman: Right to Life’s Pro-Choice Candidate Owns Stem Cell Co

Yup, that’s who Right to Life of Michigan endorsed–and who House Republicans are helping and supporting–in next week’s August 3rd Michigan primary election for a House seat in Michigan’s 39th district encompassing part of suburban Detroit. The thing is, Shulman, who recently divorced her equally sleazy and intellectually-challenged hubby, Marc Shulman, owns a good chunk (12.75%) of a stem cell company that works with and harvests embryonic and other stem cells. It’s in their divorce settlement. Embryonic stem cells. Does that sound “pro-life” to you? And that’s in addition to the fact that, when they were married and Marc Shulman ran for State Representative, he took money from Hezbollah agent and convicted insurance defrauder Ali Jawad and Medicaid defrauder and Islamic terrorism supporter Ismael Ahmed.

I learned the hard way about Right to Life and its Michigan chapter, Right to Life of Michigan, which is headed by queen whore, Barbara Listing. She’s a political prostitute if there ever was one.

When I ran for the Michigan House in 1990, I lost by just one vote to a pro-choice liberal. I had several Jewish people tell me they didn’t vote for me because I was pro-life. I lost an election for my pro-life convictions. Had I been pro-choice, I’d have been elected because of the make up of the district at the time. In 1998, when I ran again, Right to Life of Michigan endorsed openly pro-choice candidate Marc Shulman, Lois Shulman’s incompetent, failed trial lawyer husband, against me, despite the fact that he had always been publicly pro-abortion. Shulman even filed lawsuits (which failed) for “wrongful birth” of a baby. But a few weeks before the election, he claimed he met with his rabbi (he’s a lapsed Jew who observes little and gave out hams for Christmas), and they decided he’d be “pro-life.” Uh-huh.

Now, his ex-wife is doing the fakery, claiming she has now changed her mind, too. But in 1998, when I ran against her hubby, she told a Jewish forum and the Detroit Jewish News that she’s proudly pro-choice, in an effort to get pro-choice people to vote for her lying spouse. It’s not the first time she’s lied. When she ran for the Michigan House a few years ago, Mrs. Shulman claimed she was a lawyer. But she failed the bar three times. And she told more lies. From a previous post of mine on the RINO Shulman clan:

Apparently, conniving and scamming is a family affair. In her unsuccessful campaign, Lois Shulman claimed that she was an attorney. Problem is, she isn’t one–she flunked the Michigan Bar THREE(!) times. When confronted by a local newspaper, she claimed she was too busy raising children to pass the bar. One little problem: At the time of her three failed bar attempts, she didn’t have any children. She lied about being pro-life to get the Right to Life endorsement. But Right to Life was shown her statement to the Detroit Jewish News that she’s been strongly pro-choice her entire life. She also claimed that she was a researcher for the University of Michigan, but the school has no record of her ever working there.

[Lois Shulman’s late father] Meyer Warshawsky, served as a drug judge in Michigan’s Oakland County. He was removed from the bench over allegations that he colluded with prosecutors to fix trials against drug defendants, and claims that he sought dates with female jurors (he is married).

So, why is Right to Life endorsing this pro-choice, embryonic stem cell company owner? I called Right to Life of Michigan PAC official Larry Galmish, and he couldn’t give me much of a response beyond guffawing. I informed him of the facts. And yet the endorsement stands.

Remember that the next time Right to Life asks you for a dime. Ask them why they spent your previous dimes to help elect a pro-choice advocate who makes money on harvesting embryonic stem cells and is a life member of a group, Hadassah, that lobbies for easier abortions under the law.

Then, ask them why they call themselves Right to Life. More like, Right to Lie. And to be political whores.

There’s nothing “Right” with this organization. Not even close.

They are frauds.