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December 09, 2019
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SCOTUS: Breaking the (Ultra)Sound Barrier
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by Tony Perkins
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When Governor Matt Bevin walks out of his office for the last time tonight, it's somewhat fitting that the U.S. Supreme Court picked today to uphold one of the most important laws he ever signed -- the Kentucky ultrasound bill. The justices, who watched the ACLU appeal all the way to their doorstep, refused to even hear the case. Instead, they deferred to the Sixth Circuit, which didn't see the harm in showing moms a picture of their babies before they abort. If it's just "a clump of cells," who cares? Liberals, that's who.
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Living as Light in a Divided Nation
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by Tony Perkins
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Americans are united on one thing, USA Today says -- they're sick and tired of being so divided. Despite the fact that most people are personally happy and satisfied, they don't feel the same way about the condition of our country. "People don't even know how to have a discussion without getting offended first," Kaveeta Haywood, 35, a Democrat from the newspaper's focus group pointed out. Like 83 percent of the country, she thinks divisiveness is one of the biggest problems we face. But agreeing on what to do about it? Well, that's another challenge.
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Wrapping up the Year!
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by Tony Perkins
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Christmas is a season of giving, and I want to start by giving thanks. The entire team at Family Research Council is grateful for all our partners who stepped forward last week to help exceed our $100,000 #GivingTuesday goal -- with a grand total of over $128,000 received!
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Today's show features: Warren Davidson, U.S. Representative for the 8th District of Ohio, on the release of the Inspector General's report on the FBI investigation into Russian interference; Clare Lopez, Vice President for Research and Analysis at the Center for Security Policy, on a shooting at a Florida naval base being investigated as an act of terrorism; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy & Government Affairs, on the problems with the Fairness for All Act.
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