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Today, as then, anti-life activists want to throw abortion at minority women rather than be bothered to find solutions to their real problems of poverty, relationships, healthcare, and childcare.
Life News, May 18nd, 2022
Almost 50 years ago, seven men spotted the word “abortion,” written in invisible ink in our nation’s founding Constitution, and in two decisions – Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton – they destroyed all abortion laws in the 50 states.
Daily Wire, May 4, 2022
For those who loved the magic of Disney as children and have seen the wonder in our children’s eyes Disneyworld, it’s disconcerting to see the company that animated our childhoods, and now our children’s childhood, slowly become more progressive.
Fox News, April 1st, 2022
By the time the midterm elections take place, targeted campaign ads and outreach will have littered the virtual American landscape, as politicians attempt to persuade voters that they have something to offer.
Real Clear Politics, January 21st, 2022
Reading the polls, it’s clear that most people don’t understand Roe v. Wade at all, which is significant as the landmark case that set up America’s extreme abortion policy will be debated Wednesday at the Supreme Court when Dobbs v. Jackson is argued.
Fox News,December 1st, 2021
The 50-year-old talking points that have dominated the abortion debate are about to become much less relevant as legal conflicts headed to the Supreme Court take fresh approaches.
Washington Times,May 23th, 2021
This Monday, when the Texas Heartbeat Bill is argued at the Supreme Court there will be a special kind of anticipation for those who wrote this law and, by doing so, made great, personal sacrifices. Texas Representative and Students for Life of America alumni, Briscoe Cain, is a part of this small but extremely courageous camp.
The Christian Post, November 1st, 2021
A century ago, the founder of Planned Parenthood (Margaret Sanger) worked with white supremacists to concoct a vicious racial targeting campaign (the “Negro Project”) with the goal of using birth control and sterilization (including forced sterilization) to reduce populations she and her friends deemed “unfit” to live.
Townhall, May 18, 2022
Conversations about racial disparities allow us to refine our national character, but one disparity has been met with almost absolute silence: the impact of abortion on minority communities.
Life News, March 26nd, 2021
Xavier Becerra is under fire as President Joe Biden’s first choice to head the Department of Health and Human Services for many reasons, from his litigious opposition to former President Trump’s administration in filing more than 100 lawsuits, to his advocacy for “Medicare for All,” to his championing a convicted drug dealer for a pardon.
USA Today, February 22nd, 2021
Catholics split almost evenly in supporting Donald Trump or Joe Biden in the presidential election. Now they're sharply divided over a declaration by the head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops that the president-elect's support for abortion rights presents the church with a "difficult and complex situation."
Fox News, November 18, 2020
BuzzFeed News spelled out what Planned Parenthood and many abortion rights advocates have been lamenting as they look back on the last decade: abortion is still as highly controversial as it was in 1973 when the Supreme Court invented a right to the procedure.
Breitbart, December 23, 2019
In the 19th and 20th centuries, feminists courageously worked to achieve women’s equality with men. They ensured women won the right to vote and attain equal opportunities in the workplace.
Washington Times, December 16, 2019
Pop quiz: Name a bill first discussed after women got the vote in 1920, failed twice to gain enough state support to pass, yet motivated actor and activist Alec Baldwin to head to Virginia for an off-year election.
Washington Times, November 25, 2019
The political models of large television, radio and direct mail buys that have dominated so much of political life and the tactics of the consultant classes don't work well for the generation of voters coming of age.
Town Hall, November 18, 2019
Being a Catholic is hard. As a convert to the Faith, I know firsthand how difficult it can be to practice Catholicism in a post-Christian society that often views practicing Catholics with disdain and misunderstanding.
National Catholic Register, November 7, 2019
Rarely would the head of the largest pro-life grassroots student organization, the former head of Planned Parenthood and an abortion supporting political candidate agree on commonsense limits on abortion.
The Hill, October 28,2019
The president of a pro-life group voiced concern Monday over California's new law that will require public universities to provide abortion pills at campus health centers.
Fox News, October 14, 2019
The pro-life group Students for Life of America (SLA) said Friday it would offer legal assistance to any students or health care workers whose “conscience rights” were threatened by a new California law that requires all public universities in the state to supply students with the “abortion pill” at on-campus clinics.
Fox News, October 12, 2019
During this presidential primary season, “Medicare-for-all” is the euphemism that hides a radical policy agenda playing political cleanup for the negative impacts of ObamaCare.
Fox News, October 6, 2019
Exaggerated claims and fearmongering to push a political narrative isn’t a new tactic, which explains how the thoughtful, former House Speaker Paul Ryan became a caricature in a campaign ad pushing an elderly women over a cliff or how President Lyndon Johnson blew up a virtual 3-year-old girl in the famous Daisy ad, insinuating his opponent wanted nuclear war.
Washington Times, September 30, 2019
