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September 24, 2024
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** Amber Thurman Died From The Abortion Pill, Not Pro-Life Laws
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** The media is misrepresenting pro-life laws and the dangers of the abortion pill.
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** Monique Chireau Wubbenhorst and Mary Hallan FioRito, The Federalist
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Democrats and their corporate media allies are so desperate to get rid of pro-life laws that they’ll fabricate stories to wrongly smear them as not only bad for women but deadly.

The latest is ProPublica’s story of a Georgia woman who died after a North Carolina abortionist gave her chemical abortion pills — which, contrary to Democrat narratives ([link removed]) , are unsafe. The article, however, pretends the death was caused by Georgia’s pro-life laws. The author of the story repeatedly attempts to conflate a procedure used to treat miscarriages, dilation and curettage (D&C), with elective abortion.
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In The New York Times Robert P. George offers advice to young conservatives ([link removed]) .
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In National Affairs, Brad Littlejohn discusses the four causes of liberalism ([link removed]) .
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Also in National Affairs, Aaron Rothstein explores the origins of the euthanasia movement ([link removed]) .
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For National Review, Clare Morell and Adam Candeub argue that courts are wrongly stopping states from protecting children online ([link removed]) .
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For World, Nathanael Blake writes about Oregon recriminalizing hard drugs ([link removed]) .
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Ryan T. Anderson spoke about Catholics and politics at Benedictine College.
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Noelle Mering joined The Drew Mariani Show to discuss the dangers of wokeism ([link removed]) .
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EPPC is organizing a series of debates about the future of conservatism ([link removed]) .
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Tomrrow, Erika Bachiochi will be giving a talk: The Rights of Women: For Autonomy or Responsibility, at Catholic University ([link removed]) .
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