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Virginia's Amendment 1 is both extreme and deceptive.
It would allow abortion up to birth, abolish parental consent, and more.
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Jimmy Lai is Catholicism’s most prominent white martyr today.
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Henry Olsen: "The 2026 midterms were not just an earthquake. They were a continent-wide rupture of the Earth’s crust, allowing molten lava to spill out across the nation and burn Republican bastions to the ground."
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At his invaluable Substack, Confirmation Tales, @EdWhelanEPPC has ten takeaways from the midterm election regarding judicial appointments (or the dearth thereof). Some of this is grimmer for Trump and the GOP than I might predict, but he's probably right: confirmationtales.com/p/what…
This is the last chance to confirm Originalist judges.
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The need is not nostalgia. This is not 1980. Reagan held principles that shaped policies. He combined courage, character, and competence. I want to recommend @henryolsenEPPC’s work on Reagan. The blue-collar blueprint from the Gipper is still relevant.
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George Weigel reflects on Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment in Hong Kong and the remarkable faith with which he and his family endure suffering. Drawing on the early Christian understanding of “white martyrdom,” Weigel considers the Lai family’s witness through sacrifice, steadfastness, and prayer, and calls for solidarity with them as they face the hardships of Lai’s continued imprisonment and his daughter’s illness.
To read the piece, visit firstthings.com/white-martyr…
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In light of yesterday's election results, our @NDConStudies panel on "The Future of Conservatism After Trump" with @RyanTAnd, @KimStrassel, and Michael Anton is especially timely. Fri., Nov. 6, 2:00pm ET.
Livestream link: youtube.com/live/4ZVtjbEcU00
Henry Olsen predicted the election, now he breaks down what happened last night.
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"Public opinion is the god of democracy," @henryolsenEPPC said about tonight's results (ignore it at your peril).
"You don't have to slavishly follow it, but you have to engage with it. This president has not done that, and he is reaping the whirlwind."
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Best follow on Election Night (and excellent follow year-round).
My live analysis show starts soon - 6:45 ET. Watch!!! Here and on @Ricochet's YouTube channel!
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My live analysis show starts soon - 6:45 ET. Watch!!! Here and on @Ricochet's YouTube channel!
If you're looking for the best possible election analysis, follow @henryolsenEPPC as he goes live tonight!
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Henry flies under the radar but he is a top tier election analyst; his 2024 predictions were spot on. I think he is correct that a Democratic House is a foregone conclusion. The Senate I am less sure about. My gut tells me Republicans keep it, even if that means it’s 50-50 with Vance as the tiebreaker. We will know tomorrow.
My biennial prediction essay is up! Read it now, only @PostOpinions!
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Mike Rogers’s immediate job is not to use rhetoric that pro-lifers find appealing. Nor is it to engage in the pro-wrestling kayfabe that is federal pro-life legislation. It’s to get elected in a state that overwhelmingly legalized all abortion four years ago. The job of pro-lifers is to evaluate soberly the job he would do as a senator given his record and campaign rhetoric.
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Reminder - watch me here or on @Ricochet’s YouTube channel starting at 6:45pm ET for continual live election night analysis!
Two seats on the Supreme Court — not messaging bills or campaign rhetoric — are the actual stakes of the Michigan race for pro-lifers.
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We pro-lifers need to build public sentiment for our cause and pursue a policy of prudent incrementalism. We need to make it attractive for politicians to campaign on our issues. Until we do, we shouldn't be surprised when politicians pursue a different path to victory.
Mike Rogers’s immediate job is not to use rhetoric that pro-lifers find appealing. Nor is it to engage in the pro-wrestling kayfabe that is federal pro-life legislation. It’s to get elected in a state that overwhelmingly legalized all abortion four years ago. The job of pro-lifers is to evaluate soberly the job he would do as a senator given his record and campaign rhetoric.
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