I have the great opportunity and burden of being a Pennsylvania voter. But I am no longer a reliably partisan one. So old friends now assign me monikers like, “baffling” and “Devil’s middleman” in their correspondence. Some ask for an explanation. Here it is. Objections to my drift from the […]
Christine Flowers: What did Liz Cheney ever believe in?
I was never a huge fan of Liz Cheney, since I thought she’d risen to a position of authority because of daddy. Nepotism in politics is normal, particularly if your last name is Kennedy, but normal is not necessarily good. I agreed with her on national security issues, her neo-conservative […]
McCormick hits Casey on filibuster, abortion flip-flop in final debate
Abortion is supposed to be a tough issue for Republican Dave McCormick, but he had the best of it in Tuesday night’s debate with U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D). Casey was asked by a moderator about the years he spent describing himself as a pro-life Democrat and why he changed. […]
Christine Flowers: Kamala’s campaign itinerary highlights her far-left values
Harris shows what she actually cares about, and it isn’t border security.
By Christine Flowers
Beth Ann Rosica: The case against Kamala — Part Three
What is a woman? Harris doesn’t know, but she wants their votes.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Christine Flowers: Harris’s campaign is MAGA — Make Abortion Great Again
There is an almost cult-like trope circulating on social media involving Kamala Harris.
By Christine Flowers
Cheryl Allen: ‘Pro-Choice’ now means no limits through all nine months of pregnancy
There are over 40 state bills currently introduced by pro-abortion politicians trying to increase abortions in our state. That’s an extreme agenda.
By Cheryl Allen
Christine Flowers: Catholics, kickers and abortion
Harrison Butker’s pro-life sentiments shouldn’t affect his football career.
By Christine Flowers
Rob Mercuri: The joy of family and the importance of maternal health
Americans can come together on the subject of maternal healthcare.
By Rob Mercuri
Liv DeMarco: Suburban women are being displaced from the pro-life movement
“Pro-life allies” in suburban Philadelphia are feeling alienated from the movement and uncertain about where they belong.
By Liv DeMarco