Father Frank PavoneIt’s one thing to be mistaken about a candidate, or not to have the whole story. There’s nothing reprehensible about that, and we all learn new things each day.
There are hundreds of reasons to vote for President Trump in this election, and to vote to give him a Republican House and Senate that can do its part to accomplish his agenda, including the fuller de-funding of Planned Parenthood. For convenience, I’ve summarized here ten reasons to give the President a second term.
A review of President Trump’s expanded Mexico City policy reveals that the U.S. has maintained global health assistance to 98 percent of the overseas healthcare organizations that received funding prior to the policy’s implementation. Two notable exceptions were abortion providers that declined U.S. financial assistance.
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Sunday, July 26 marked exactly 100 days until Election Day, November 3, 2020. Here are five of the most important things to keep in mind in this home stretch.
While watching the new PBS documentary "Created Equal: Clarence Thomas is His Own Words," – which I enthusiastically recommend — I was struck by the similarities between Justice Thomas’s mistreatment during his confirmation hearings and the gauntlet Justice Brett Kavanaugh was forced to run through during his hearings nearly 30 years later.
Four years ago, voters across American chose Donald Trump, who has proven to be the most pro-life President in our history. Many Christian and pro-life citizens voted for him with a question mark in their mind. They were more certain of what they would get from Hillary Clinton than they were of what they would get from Donald Trump.
For months all eyes in the pro-life and pro-abortion camps have been on a Louisiana abortion case currently under review by the U.S. Supreme Court. Some observers on both sides of the legal child-killing divide think the Court’s decision could be very significant for the future of legal abortion in our nation.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) joined with other medical societies last week in issuing a statement asserting that abortion is an essential health-care service and should not be put on hold as the nation deals with the spread of Coronavirus by postponing elective surgeries.
