‘Unmet need’: a shaky bridge between Malthusians and feminists
Given the history of distrust between population controllers and feminists, this “invaluable bridge” is not trivial.
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Recent US Opinion
Witness to Christ at the SCOTUS ‘Hobby Lobby’ circus
The highly anticipated decision on the Hobby Lobby case this past Monday brought all sorts of characters and the news media to the steps of the Supreme Court.
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Science ignored: Dissecting the claim that pregnancy is a disease
America’s healthcare policies need to be based on facts--not ideologies.
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DC councilman lashes out at hearing: ex-gays suffer from ‘illness’ of ‘internalized hatred’
A gay councilman claimed supporters of sexual orientation change efforts suffer from "internalized superiority." “If you take that superiority away from them, what is left? An emptiness, a void, a profound sadness.”
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OBGYN group changes its ‘facts’ when needed to protect abortion
ACOG insists that certain birth control methods both do and do not have abortifacient effects—based solely on which factual claim will thwart pro-lifers on any given day.
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Senator claims SCOTUS is denying women ‘basic care’. Here’s why she’s wrong.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren says she can't believe “we live in a world where we’d even consider letting big corp[oration]s deny women access to basic care based on vague moral objections.”
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The Hobby Lobby decision: A big win for religious liberty — and a very revealing divide on the court
The decision in the Hobby Lobby case represents a huge win for religious liberty in America.
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What’s wrong is right: a revolution in rationalization
Today, we face a movement to accomplish on a societal level what those who embrace morally condemned behavior have always sought as individuals: rationalization.
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How can we convince women abortion is no big deal? Make it a joke
The sad truth is, abortion is far too painful to be handled with a joke, a bouquet, and a classic movie night on the couch.
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How the United States government lost its liberalism
Through executive orders and judicial overreach, American government has eroded the separation of powers and lost its commitment to liberal ideals. The second in a two-part series.
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