Supervillain of the week

Pulse Life Advocates recognizes Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey with the distinction of ‘supervillain of the week.’ She signed into law a particularly evil piece of legislation, sweeping away the last vestige of protection for the unborn child. 

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The War on the Nuns

Men and women who live sacrificial lives in service to others are typically regarded with great respect. Historically, nuns shine as exemplars of authentic social justice outreach, garnering universal respect down through the ages. But now we live in an era characterized as a war on nuns.

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What a country!

Maggie DeWitte at the Capitol

For once, let’s sing America’s praises! We’ve noticed something odd about our political discourse these days. When it comes to the U.S., all we seem to hear about our country is how horrible we are. The sharpest criticisms invariably come from our most vocal proponents of unrestricted abortion.

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Roe v Wade overturned 4 years ago today!

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade on June 24th, 2022 with the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The landmark ruling returned authority to regulate or ban abortion back to the states. The decision wasn’t just the answer to a prayer. It was an answer to the collective prayers of pro-lifers since the awful Roe decision came down in 1973. 
Those prayers easily run into the billions, as pro-lifers repeated their prayers each time they prayed in front of Planned Parenthood asking God for an end to human abortion.

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What makes America great?

American flag

So what makes America ‘the greatest nation in the history of the world?’ Our system. And what makes our system different and better? God. We turn to a heavenly King as the source of our rights.

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The man who was always wrong

Paul Ehrlich

Paul Ehrlich transformed environmentalism into a religion. His 1968 watershed screed, “The Population Bomb,” launched a fanatical movement that has metastasized into climate alarmism, despite the fact that he was always, always wrong.

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