Shortly after I became full-time National Director of Priests for Life in 1993, I was reviewing a series of videos of pro-life demonstrations. I had taken part in many of them before, and had seen the antics of the pro-abortion…
If you’ve had a chance to read any of the many stories I’ve written about the abortion-driven, stumbling Democrat party, you know that a common theme is not to rethink their embrace of baby killing and other stupid positions but to “reframe”…
For decades, the Pro-Life Movement has worked tirelessly to respond to women facing unexpected pregnancies and defend legal protections for the preborn, but new research suggests that the prevalence of abortion reflects a deeper cultural crisis…
In a recent MedPage Today article, Chloe Nazra warns that two proposed bills would “worsen pregnancy outcomes and increase intimate partner violence.” The title alone tells readers what follows: not a careful medical analysis, but a political…
I’ll never forget the day I drove my girlfriend to Planned Parenthood. Thirty-four years ago, my now-wife Tricia and I were newly engaged, and we discovered she was pregnant. Both of us were afraid, unsure of how this would affect our marriage.…
By Joe Concha This piece originally appeared in The Washington Examiner Jill Biden‘s current book tour may very well be dead on arrival. Despite multiple book tour interviews on national networks leading up to the launch, her memoir, View From…
As a pro-life advocate, have you ever heard pro-choice people argue that access to legal abortion is necessary because of difficult or traumatic circumstances like poverty, bad foster care experiences, or child abuse? These arguments often sound…
Back in April, a reckless assisted suicide bill looked like it was going to pass and be made British law. Instead, it was shut down by the House of Lords. Then, in May, the Irish parliament rejected an expanded abortion bill by a vote of 85-30.…
In the least surprising news since last week’s primaries, Democrats have pulled out their industrial power-washers to try to scrub every trace of ultra-progressivism off their latest hope to retake Texas: Senate candidate James Talarico. But…
By The New York Post Editorial Board Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s “Block by Block” plan to build 200,000 subsidized apartments entails a lot of handwaving, magical thinking and reliance on “responsible stewards” . . who have been failing to manage the…
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