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March 04, 2020
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Abortion: Regulate Than Never
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by Tony Perkins
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A lot will be said about which way the Supreme Court might swing on the biggest abortion debate of the year. But it was out of an unlikely justice's mouth that the most profound question may have been asked. "How do [we] deal with this?" For Justice Stephen Breyer, even 24 years on the court don't offer a clear answer. "I have read the briefs. I understand there are good arguments on both sides." In a country where people have "very strong feelings" about abortion, days like this, he admitted, are difficult. Maybe, some of us thought sitting there in the Supreme Court chamber, because the court shouldn't be deciding these issues to begin with.
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The Democrats' Super Choose Day
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by Tony Perkins
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If Joe Biden's big comeback says anything, it's this: Super Tuesday wasn't about who the Democrats wanted. It was about who they didn't. After weeks of wringing their hands over the very real possibility that an avowed socialist could win the nomination, the party embraced the former vice president. Not out of enthusiasm, most people are quick to point out. But out of necessity.
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'Our Side Has Science. Their Side Has Anecdotes.'
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by Tony Perkins
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Nobody said puberty was easy. But it is necessary, Dr. Quentin Van Meter told Alabama legislators. He's practiced medicine for decades and, like a lot of doctors, can't believe that people are willing to throw pediatric science out the window just to satisfy a handful of transgender activists. After so many years treating kids, he says, it really is "hard to swallow."
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Today's show features: Jeff Landry, Louisiana Attorney General, on the U.S. Supreme Court hearing oral arguments this morning in the case of June Medical Services v. Russo, to determine whether Louisiana may require abortionists to hold admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and whether abortionists can represent the interests of women when contesting health and safety requirements designed to protect those same people; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, on this morning's Supreme Court oral arguments, a USCIRF hearing on the use of religion to deny citizenship, and the results of the Super Tuesday primaries.
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