Statement from Matt Schlapp
My message to young people who are so impacted by Charlie Kirk:
You'd make Charlie awfully proud if you continued fighting. But also if you fought in a way where at the end of the day, you can go have a cup of coffee with someone who you disagree with, and show that there's a humanity to this important endeavor that we're involved in.
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From Protector to Persecutor
In Biden’s America, the unborn don’t stand a chance.
Joe Biden’s shifting positions on abortion over the years reflect a longstanding, slavish devotion to party extremists. Even the New York Times, an outlet known for its unapologetically liberal bent, said of Biden, “his back and forth over abortion has become a hallmark of his political career.”
On entering the Senate in 1973, Biden touted his Catholicism and voted pro-life. In 1974, he blasted Roe v. Wade, saying of the 1972 Supreme Court decision, “I don’t think that a woman has the sole right to say what should happen to her body.”
Sadly, Biden’s penchant for championing the rights of the unborn was short-lived.
The watershed moment arrived in 1982 when Biden voted for a Constitutional Amendment to overturn Roe v. Wade, allowing states to make their own decisions. At the time, Biden called it, “the single most difficult vote I’ve cast.” A year later in the Senate Judiciary Committee, he voted against it.
In 1991, he even voted against a bill requiring facilities that receive federal funding to notify parents about abortions performed on their minor child.
By 2019, Biden said he would codify Roe v. Wade as a federal law if he is elected.
Joe Biden’s shameful transition from protecting unborn lives to facilitating the financing of their extermination tells you everything you need to know.
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