Rhetoric From Rekha Basu About Abortion Isn’t A Fact Either
Neonatal medicine breakthroughs have bolstered the pro-life cause, but Rekha Basu and pro-abortion advocates have relied upon semantics and empty rhetoric.
What Do Two Abortionists and a Gubernatorial Candidate Have in Common?
Jenifer Bowen: Iowa’s Planned Parenthood continues to literally rip babies apart in the womb and Fred Hubbell can’t keep himself from bragging about them.
Collin Brendemuehl: The court has never been an “independent” arbiter. It has always followed a worldview which for the past century has been both progressive and statist.
Jenifer Bowen: Iowa went from one of the most extremely lenient states, allowing abortions through all nine months, to an “abortion desert” in a matter of months!
Poll: Millennial Women Are Largely Disinterested in Midterm Elections
Shane Vander Hart: A new poll of Millennial women show they are politically disengaged. What this means for the blue wave some are predicting remains to be seen.
Young Endorsed By Pro-Life Group in Iowa 3rd Congressional District Race
Congressman David Young (R-Iowa) received an endorsement from the national pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List for his re-election bid in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District.
Episode 53: Anna Anderson on Protecting Christian Adoption Agencies
Shane Vander Hart discusses the trouble Christian adoption and foster care agencies face with Anna Anderson from American Principles Project on the Caffeinated Thoughts Podcast.
One Aspect of Fred Hubbell’s Record Republicans Have Been Silent About
Shane Vander Hart: The Republican Party of Iowa has called Fred Hubbell an elitist, they have questioned his position on tax cuts, but have been silent about the fact he was the chairman of Iowa’s largest abortion provider.
Episode 35: An Opinion Columnist Fired For His Views
This week on The Caffeinated Thoughts Podcast, our host, Shane Vander Hart, discusses the recent firing of Kevin Williamson, a prolific conservative writer, at The Atlantic over his views on abortion and capital punishment.