September 24, 2024

Amber Thurman Died From The Abortion Pill, Not Pro-Life Laws

The media is misrepresenting pro-life laws and the dangers of the abortion pill.

Monique Chireau Wubbenhorst and Mary Hallan FioRito, The Federalist

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, 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.

In The New York Times Robert P. George offers advice to young conservatives.

In National Affairs, Brad Littlejohn discusses the four causes of liberalism.

Also in National Affairs, Aaron Rothstein explores the origins of the euthanasia movement.

For National Review, Clare Morell and Adam Candeub argue that courts are wrongly stopping states from protecting children online.

For World, Nathanael Blake writes about Oregon recriminalizing hard drugs.

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.

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EPPC is organizing a series of debates about the future of conservatism.

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Tomrrow, Erika Bachiochi will be giving a talk: The Rights of Women: For Autonomy or Responsibility, at Catholic University.

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