The annual March for Life in Washington commemorates the Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade, the decision that legalized abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy, which was handed down on January 22, 1973. Hundreds of thousands peacefully march for those who have no voice, for the women who have been harmed by abortion, for families missing children. I’m one of those women who fall into all those categories.
Nancy Pelosi doesn't care about ending the government shutdown. She is obviously paying politics with the safety, the security, of all Americans, all because she just hates Donald Trump
Trump-Pelosi feud escalates as she tells him he's not welcome to give his State of the Union address in the House and he tells her she can't fly on military aircraft to Brussels and Afghanistan.
At first, the Women’s March seemed like the perfect antidote to the violent demonstrations that erupted around the country as Donald Trump took the oath of office to become president on Jan. 20, 2017. It was spontaneous and organic, peaceful and professional. Most importantly, it was sympathetic.
I knew that writing a book that suggested marijuana was not a cure-all medicine, and that cannabis may even cause psychosis and violence, would cause blowback from cannabis users, the people who profit by selling to them, and drug legalization advocates. But the intensity of the anger has been shocking.
The March for Life values a woman's ability to be a mother and doesn't put her at odds with the children in her womb. The Women’s March, on the other hand, specifically advocates the idea that legalized, unrestricted abortion is necessary to achieve “collective liberation” for women.
Nancy Pelosi is using her faux security concerns as a pretext to do something unprecedented and outrageous: deny a president of the United States the opportunity to come to Congress and deliver his State of the Union address.
President Trump – a master of creative thinking – shouldn’t let Nancy Pelosi’s unprecedented call for him to reschedule his State of the Union address stop him from communicating to the American people.
Prosecutors on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team investigating alleged “collusion” between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia knew all along that the anti-Trump “dossier” compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele that fueled their probe was biased and likely phony.
Let’s look at a case study in Justice Department and news media bias: the treatment of President Trump compared with the treatment of Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California.
This government shutdown is now longer than any in history. During shutdowns, government tells “nonessential workers” not to come to work. But if they’re nonessential, then why do we pay 400,000 of them?
Hey Democrats, here's an idea. You should sign a pledge to commit to a 70 percent tax rate. Then, you give all that money to the government and show us conservatives what it really means to you.
One of the left’s favorite tactics to control a society is to divide and conquer. For generations now, the liberal establishment has sought to pit blacks against whites, gays against straights and women against men. While there are differences between people, the concerted effort to exacerbate problems, increase them and then use them politically, continues on.
Before he was Dr. Seuss, he was Theodore Geisel, penning cartoons to support America in the struggle against fascism in World War II. But Geisel’s work went beyond mere patriotism. At a time when Japanese Americans were demonied, stripped of their freedom, and marched off to internment camps, Geisel depicted them, in popular cartoon strips, as less than human.
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