How Democrats Came to Embrace Taxpayer-Funded Abortions
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July 26, 2016 |
| Washington takes a back seat to Philadelphia as the Democrats seek to unify behind their nominee for president. They also want taxpayer-funded abortions, Fred Lucas writes. Hacked emails that reveal the national committee's pro-Clinton leanings also reflect antipathy toward conservatives in the press, Philip Wegmann reports. California girl Katrina Trinko objects to her state's attack on religious colleges. Plus: Faith Vander Voort on "knife rights," Nolan Peterson on setbacks for peace in Ukraine, and Leah Jessen on parents who say no to the transgender agenda. |
NewsHow Democrats Came to Embrace Taxpayer-Funded AbortionsThe party's platform has moved significantly toward the pro-choice position since candidate Bill Clinton called for abortion to be "safe, legal, and rare" in his acceptance speech at the 1992 Democratic National Convention. |
NewsWhat the WikiLeaks Hack Exposes About Democrat Media BiasLeaked emails suggest the Democratic National Committee maintains cozy relationships with mainstream media outlets but takes a more caustic approach with those it believes to be conservative. |
CommentaryCalifornia's War on My Religious College and OthersHere's the crucial point that California state legislators don't seem to get (or perhaps accept): Religious beliefs affect more than what someone does on Sunday mornings in a place of worship. |
NewsParents Beat Back Obama's Transgender Bathroom Mandate in Texas SchoolsParents and others were "outraged" and sent over 2,000 emails to school board members to hold the superintendent accountable. |
NewsSetbacks Dim Hope for Peace and Progress in UkraineAfter a brief time of hope, Ukraine is again beset by violence and threatened by Russian aggression. |
NewsKnife Rights: The Unseen Side of the Second AmendmentAn Arizona-based advocacy group fights to ensure that states can't restrict knives, which they see as a critical tool for self-defense protected by the Second Amendment. |
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