Politics
More pro-life wins from the Trump administration
The Trump administration continues to advance a pro-life agenda, with two new executive orders in the past week. In vintage Trump fashion, the White House trumpeted these pro-life wins with…
Read MoreTrump’s 5 pro-life policy changes
What a difference. In a manner of days, the pro-life world has changed with the stroke of a pen. President Donald Trump and his administration have made some immediate pro-life…
Read MoreRoot causes of abortion
Why do women have abortions? In the U.S., the #1 reason cited is financial concerns. (Interestingly, financial concerns are less of an issue in many smaller countries with a…
Read MoreJimmy Carter R.I.P.
The 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter passed away yesterday at the age of one-hundred. He first ran for president, and won, in 1976 when abortion was just…
Read MoreAbortion is a winning issue
Rolling Stone Magazine proclaimed today that “Abortion won almost everywhere.” Except that it didn’t. The Democratic Party ran on a singular issue this election cycle: abortion without limits. How did…
Read MoreFascist slurs are old hat
Kamala Harris has flipped on most of the issues to which she once gave full-throated support. The one exception is her unwavering support for unfettered, nationalized abortion without limits. So…
Read MoreHere it is! “The speech I’d like to hear”
As we promised in last week’s blogpost, here is “the speech I’d like to hear.” Pulse Life Advocates wrote and produced this speech because of the paucity of thoughtful and…
Read MoreWho will Catholics vote for this year?
The Catholic vote often swings elections. Barack Obama carried the Catholic vote by two points in 2012. Donald Trump carried it by seven points in 2016, but lost it by…
Read MoreThe Speech I’d Like to Hear
By Tom Quiner The Baby Boom generation was spoiled by the likes of Martin Luther King and Ronald Reagan. These rhetorical masters knew how to give a speech. It wasn’t…
Read MoreVice Presidential debate analysis
Tuesday’s Vice Presidential was refreshingly substantive and civil. Once again, though, the debate moderators were biased in the way they asked questions and in the issues they covered, or didn’t…
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