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The Spectator P.M. Ep. 248: Toddler and Christian Grandmother Latest Victims of the Euthanasia Killing Machine

A toddler with severe health problems was euthanized at two years old in the Netherlands, and a Canadian grandmother died through MAiD amid concerns about consent. Hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo discuss these cases on the Spectator P.M.

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How Abortion Politics Led to a Broader Revolt Against Biology

How the abortion movement, by severing the link between sexual activity and reproduction, has contributed to broader ideological shifts including the rise of the transgender movement and changing perceptions of sex and gender as fluid constructs. It also connects these developments to recent events such as the Lindsay Clancy case, arguing that the logic of female autonomy central to abortion rights is now influencing societal responses to postpartum violence and broader cultural attitudes toward reproduction and gender roles.

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The Stakes Are Too High to Sit Out the Midterms in Virginia (and Elsewhere)

Early voting for the 2026 midterm elections began in Virginia on September 18, featuring three state constitutional amendments placed on the ballot by the Democrat-controlled legislature. These amendments include enshrining abortion through the end of pregnancy as a state constitutional right, removing the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman to include same-sex and gender identity considerations, and automatically restoring voting rights to convicted felons upon completion of their sentences.

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A Massachusetts Jury Legalized 4th Trimester Abortions

A Massachusetts jury acquitted Lindsay Clancy, who murdered her three children, effectively legalizing fourth-trimester abortions, which refers to the period after a child passes through the birth canal. The jury's decision reflects a local cultural mindset that views women as victims without agency, excusing violent acts committed by them due to factors like mental illness or societal struggles.

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