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Two ways to do the same thing, but which is best?

It’s time the pro-life movement chose life.

Now, it’s the Atlantic who have stepped up with embarrassing “if Republican opponents of abortion were different things wouldn’t be the same” fantasies: A better tack: Rather than tee up an exhausting, decades-long legal battle over whether crisis pregnancy centers (the modern anti-abortion movement’s preferred delivery method for services, money, and goods for women in …

Tim Miller Asks the Question Every Conservative Must Answer by David French

Who are you, really?

It’s easy to venture off the path when you’re angry, but that’s when it’s most important not to.

Fri Jul 01 2022 Charleston County Sheriff Kristin Graziano commented Friday on her office's role in the recently passed law that essentially bans abortion after six weeks.

One bombshell after another

Pluralistic: 29 Jun 2022 by Cory Doctorow

https://i0.wp.com/craphound.com/images/29Jun2022.jpg?w=840&ssl=1 https://i0.wp.com/craphound.com/images/29Jun2022.jpg?w=840&ssl=1 Today's links Abortion surveillance only incidentally involves period-trackers: It's all your digital stuff, plus snitchy friends and doctors. Hey look at this: Delights ...

Protest, post, and focus on Kansas

The testimony this afternoon of Cassidy Hutchinson, the aide to Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows, cannot be dismissed. If what she has testified to, sworn under oath, is not countered or contradicted by Meadows or Trump’s White House counsel Pat Cippolone—either under oath themselves or eventua...

Plus: Peggy Noonan's wishcasting

Yes, <em>Roe</em> was the product of an activist Court. But so was overturning it.

An unusually personal newsletter

Stephania Taladrid and the photographer Meridith Kohut report from the largest abortion provider in Houston, Texas, where dozens of patients learned about the Supreme Court decision to overrule Roe v. Wade while they were at the clinic.

The Supreme Court’s conservatives finally felt safe to do what they wanted to do.

Following the leaked draft of the United States Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, several conservative states have moved to restrict access to abortion. Oklahoma, for instance, has recently passed the nation’s strictest abortion ban, exposing individuals to ...

Roe’s Demise Proves That the American Dream Isn’t For Everyone by Xochitl Gonzalez

My grandmother was a devout Catholic, and I was a devout believer in Planned Parenthood. Neither of us wanted me to get pregnant too young.

(Sigh) Living under a religious theocracy is my personal nightmare. For now, you can escape pieces of it in America by living in a state that elects not to chain a twelve-year-old rape victim to a bed while her belly swells. The fact that the chains are made of law and not metal makes little practic...