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Democrats and Republicans are planning strategies for the upcoming midterm elections on the abortion issue following the unprecedented leaked SCOTUS draft opinion overturning the Roe v. Wade. But will abortion really turn the tide towards one or the other political party?

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RECENT COLUMNS

» A Course of Action

Anthony Esolen

» Are Catholics Catholic?

David Warren

» A Francis (George) Generation?

Stephen P. White

» The Legal Making of Orphans

John M. Grondelski

» Faith, Certainty, and Doubt

Randall Smith

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» Confirmed: Pope marginalizes Cardinal Burke

» Pope has acute bronchitis

» Fort Wayne-South Bend Bishop Rhoades: Saint Mary’s transgenderism compromises its identity

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» St. John Henry Newman and ‘The Infidelity of the Future’

» The ACLU: Lost to leftist ideology

» When docs play deities

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