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Normalizing Abortion: Not If, But Wen
Her mom was the candidate behind the most radical pro-abortion shift in the Democratic Party. Now, Chelsea Clinton wants everyone to know -- we haven't seen anything yet. In an interview sure to put Americans' jaws on the floor, Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen sat down with Bill and Hillary's daughter and talked about abortion as casually as if they were comparing laundry detergents. This procedure -- this gruesome, deadly, wildly unpopular procedure -- Chelsea argued, "is part of the fabric of our country." Wen agreed, saying that we should approach this kind of health care "from a social justice lens, valuing each person and their choice." Unless, of course, that person happens to be inside the womb -- or seconds out of it. In one of the sickest, most bizarre moments of their ... (more)
HHS on Location with Family Planning Dollars
Navratilova Serves up Controversy in Trans Debate

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It’s Friday, February 22, 2019, and we’re getting ready for another exciting edition of Washington Watch with Tony Perkins, where each day we’re joined by America’s leaders, policy makers, and culture-shapers as we talk about the important issues of the day from a biblical worldview. Listen here live at 5:05 p.m.

Today we’ll hear from:

Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood employee and CEO of And Then There Were None, on her pro-life testimony in the upcoming film “Unplanned.”
Katie Shaw, a pro-life advocate with Down Syndrome, on her recent visit to the White House and President Trump’s call with over 4,500 pro-life activists.
Jason Yates, CEO of My Faith Votes, on why he believes Christians should call their Senators to vote for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Act.

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New York and Planned Parenthood, a eugenic match made in Heaven

by Patrina Mosley

Patrina Mosley is the Director of Life, Culture and Women's Advocacy at Family Research Council. This article appeared in The Christian Post on December 6, 2018. The eyes of the nation widened with shock when New York announced that its new abortion law — the Reproductive Health Act (RHA) — would allow a baby to be aborted up until the day of birth. This “progress” as New York sees it doesn’t even recognize a human being as a person until he or she is out of the womb! It is only natural that Planned ... (more)

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Department of Defense on Why Those with "Gender Dysphoria" Are Disqualified from Military Service

by Peter Sprigg

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Before 2016, persons who identified as “transgender” (those whose psychological “gender identity differs from their biological sex”) were generally disqualified from military service. In 2016, during its last year, the Obama administration reversed that policy. However, in July 2017, President Trump announced he would return to the previous policy, and in March 2018, Defense Secretary James Mattis issued a 44-page “Report and Recommendations” laying out a new policy to exclude ... (more)

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A Christian War Memorial in No Way Violates the Establishment Clause

by Alexandra McPhee

Alexandra McPhee is Director of Religious Freedom Advocacy at Family Research Council. This article appeared in the National Review Online on February 15, 2019. Next week, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral argument from advocates for and against the preservation of a World War I–era veterans memorial, the Peace Cross, in Bladensburg, Md. The crux of the case, American Legion v. American Humanist Association, is the question whether a two-county commission offends the establishment clause of the U.S. Constitution by maintaining ... (more)