<p>In what we see as a likely situation where ;politics has corrupted the judiciary, it turns out federal judge William J. Orrick raised over $200,000 for Obama&#8217;s 2008 presidential campaign according to Public Citizen, a watchdog group and was appointed to his position by President Obama.  ;</p>
<p>In harmony with Obama&#8217;s recent statements and the liberal agenda, Orrick has issued a temporary restraining order restricting The Center for Medical Progress from releasing any videos of body parts ;videos that may have been made at National Abortion Federation (NAF) meetings.  ;</p>
<p>While we will stop short (for legal reasons) at defining this as a cause and effect chain, the speed at which this happened (within hours) and the questionable nature of the restraining order (I&#8217;m no lawyer, but &#8220;prior restraint&#8221; has been held to be unconstitutional) lead one to suspect back channel communications.</p>
<p>The NAF is appropriately scared, not wanting to be involved in the Planned Parenthood backlash.  ;While it does not appear to received federal funding directly, it is a registered charity and exists primarily on donations.  ;Publicity of this nature could substantially affect its funding sources.  ;</p>
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