Category: Politics

By Kyle Drennan On Saturday, NBC’s Today show actually devoted an entire report to how voters in key swing states were suffering from “impeachment fatigue.” The segment highlighted “concerned” Democrats fearing the attempted removal of President Trump from office was “overshadowing” the 2020 campaign, while Republicans were found to be more energized heading into the …

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director Life matters. Anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one knows the pain and heartache associated with that loss. They know that life matters. More than 61 million unborn children have lost their lives to abortion in the United States since 1973. Their little …

By Dave Andrusko Say this for the New York Times editorial page. None of this last minute, 11th hour endorsement stuff for them. Sunday—almost 10 months before the election and even before the first caucus is held in Iowa–the Editorial Page Writers (they deserve initial caps, they are so august) offered its endorsement for President! …

By Carol Tobias, President Editor’s note. This President’s column appears on page 3 of the January digital edition of National Right to Life News. Please share this, along with all the other stories, columns, and commentaries, with your pro-life family and friends. The end of football season is upon us. Tens of millions of football …

By Dave Andrusko And then there were six… For tonight’s Democrat debate, only six candidates (all resolutely pro-abortion) met the requirements established by the Democratic National Committee to participate in the final debate prior to Iowa’s first in the nation February 3 caucuses. Those six are former Vice President Joe Biden, Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth …

WASHINGTON — National Right to Life is pleased to endorse Michelle Fischbach (R) for election to the U.S. House of Representatives to represent the 7th Congressional District of Minnesota. Michelle Fischbach is a proven and accomplished pro-life leader with a 100% lifetime pro-life voting record in the Minnesota State Senate. During her time in the …

Or, Why Preachers Mustn’t Be Silent on Cultural Issues By John Stonestreet Editor’s note. This originally appeared at Breakpoint on September 29. It was reposted today as one the most-popular BreakPoint commentaries of 2019. Earlier this year, South Bend, IN, Mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg quoted the Bible in an attempt to speak to …

By Dave Andrusko So, in the face of growing public opposition to impeaching pro-life President Trump, pro-abortion House Democrats did so anyway. When you see (or read about) a number of Washington Post reporters celebrating “Merry Impeachmus,” it makes a kind of sense, from their perspective, to try to send him packing, even if the …

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director Editor’s note, This appears on page one of the December digital edition of National Right to Life News. Please be sure to share the latest edition with your pro-life family and friends. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has got to go! Why, you might ask? Nancy’s gotta …

By Dave Andrusko The only question from Day One—by that I mean the day after Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in 2016—the only question was whether pro-abortion Democrats could win a majority in the House of Representatives. If they accomplished this, as they did in the 2018 elections, a vote to impeach President Trump was …

By Shelby Talcott, Daily Caller A “conservative squad” has formed to take on Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her “squad,” and the four spoke on “Fox & Friends” Thursday about their fight. The newest squad for conservatives is made up of Alabama congressional candidate Jessica Taylor, Minnesota congressional candidate Michelle Fischbach, South Carolina …

By Dave Andrusko This and $1.10 will buy you a small cup of McDonald’s coffee when it’s on sale. But, as someone who has expected Hillary Clinton to run again in 2020 from the night she lost in 2016, this is interesting. Valerie Richardson of the Washington Times reported today that the former New York …