Tag Archives: choice
Is Abortion A Choice?
In a recent article, I addressed the claim that abortion gives women the power to avoid a family burden when they don’t want it. I showed the other side of the story that is rarely, if ever, mentioned: accessible abortion strips women of the power to demand family security when they need it. Drawing analysis from a 1994 study co-authored by the current (pro-choice) U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, I explained how an industry based on "choice" doesn't always give that choice to the mother.
Posted in Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture, next gen, Sanctity of Life
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Tagged Abortion, choice, David Reardon, Is Abortion A Choice?, Janet Yellen, Tessa Longbons
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Millennials Not All that Concerned about Climate Change
Mainstream Media are master stagers, adept at slick productions edited to create the cultural scene, the public perception of their desiring.
In the world of stratospheric real estate, stagers move in furnishings and artwork, paint, light candles, bake bread or cookies — everything possible to touch the emotions of potential buyers and elicit a sale.
In the world of what poses as journalism, the authors and pundits selectively edit and present the news through the Leftist lens, such that Americans at large consume not facts, but ideologies.
If you had to ask John Doe on the street, “What issues are …
Posted in Federal, Sanctity of Life, Sexuality
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Tagged Abortion, Barack Obama, choice, Climate change, LGBTQ, marijuana, marriage equality, Millennials
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