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Last week we learned that left-wing dark money groups are sending out misleading mailers in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District in an attempt to dissuade voters from supporting Republican Laurie Buckhout by lying about her pro-life record.
Read →This was painful to listen to, but that's on-brand for Kamala Harris. At a "reproductive rights fireside chat" in New Hampshire, the former vice president and failed candidate tried to explain to the audience the importance of talking to children, and it did not go well.
Read →Abdul El-Sayed is once again playing the "I'm a doctor" card, this time to push a radical abortion agenda. While El-Sayed holds a doctorate, he is not a licensed physician.
Read →Fred Clark, the Democrat running for the House in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District, is a far-left radical. This includes going so far as to threaten to withhold federal funding, including for things like disaster relief and infrastructure, from states that don't follow his extreme abortion agenda.
Read →I remember the adulation with which my undergrad professors talked about Margaret Sanger. You would have thought she was the second coming of Jesus, the way she saved women from the evil oppression of men.
Read →This should be another campaign ad for Tom Tiffany, because his Democrat opponent David Crowley just said the most honest thing of his entire campaign: "I don't know anything."
Read →Things must not be good for David Crowley's campaign. It's the only reason why he's pulling out the abortion card this late in the governor's race, and going all-in on an extreme position to codify child-murder in Wisconsin's state constitution.
Read →Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program has been a masterclass in the slippery slope. Originally pushed as a measure that would provide terminally ill patients a "death with dignity," it has become a wholesale euthanasia machine that kills more people in Canada than die by gun violence in the United States and outpaces the euthanasia of dogs in the nation.
Read →Fred Clark says he supports women. The Democrat running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th District has even gone so far as to say states that don't allow women to get abortions should lose federal funding, including possibly disaster relief, infrastructure funding, and funding for schools and healthcare.
Read →Opponents of government-backed assisted suicide have rightly argued that the program always, invariably, leads to a slippery slope of government-backed euthanasia. Those opponents have been proven right time and again, but no more so than with Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program.
Read →Joe Biden received the Sonia Schorr Sloan Service Award from Planned Parenthood on September 24, recognizing his political career dedicated to protecting abortion rights. Despite being a prominent Catholic, Biden's support for abortion has not been publicly condemned by bishops in his home diocese or in Washington, D.C., even though Catholic teaching strictly forbids abortion and considers it a mortal sin.
Read →Ohio surgeon Dr. Hassan Abbass was sentenced to six months in jail and two years probation after he was convicted of using his estranged wife's identity to fraudulently obtain abortion pills and force-feed them to his pregnant girlfriend against her will, causing her to lose the baby.
Read →Fred Clark, a Democrat running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th District, supports codifying the right to sell and distribute abortion drugs and opposes any limits on abortion, including repealing the Hyde Amendment to allow federal funding for abortions. He plans to withhold federal funds from states with pro-life laws, requiring states receiving federal funds to provide abortion care at all stages of pregnancy, which would impact funding for areas like education, infrastructure, and disaster relief in states such as Texas and Florida.
Read →The removal of restrictions on chemical abortion drugs like mifepristone by the Biden administration, citing cases where the drug was misused and caused serious health complications, including infection and death. It also criticizes recent claims that pregnancy is non-binary, affirming that pregnancy is a binary state and emphasizing that a child is a unique human being from conception.
Read →The expansion of euthanasia programs beyond terminally ill patients, highlighting concerns about their use for vulnerable groups such as the poor, homeless, veterans, and those with treatable mental and physical conditions. It specifically mentions the Dutch government euthanizing a 'severely disabled' child, which has caused public horror and criticism of assisted suicide policies.
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