The predicted forecast was discouraging. Heavy snowfall throughout the weekend, making travel difficult and the cancellation of my “bucket list” event a very real possibility. However, despite canceled flights and long hours in several airports, I had the privilege of attending the 51st annual March for Life in Washington, DC. The experience was undoubtedly significant…
Political issues by themselves are not winners and losers. Yet, since 2022, Republicans have lost on every single abortion initiative in every state, even in red states like Ohio and Kansas. Nationally, we are at a demographic disadvantage due to the 81 million unmarried women in the United States, the largest voting bloc. These women…
A Pro-Abortion World Every living generation in America is more pro-abortion than the last. For instance, among Americans aged 30-49, 62% believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases, while only 36% believe it should be illegal in all/most cases. Contrast that with 73% (believe it should be legal in all/most cases) and…
A Flawed Supreme Court Ruling I took a government class in high school four years prior to the Dobbs Decision. A focal part of the class was a study on various landmark Supreme Court rulings. I remember one case that was especially highlighted: Roe v Wade. Roe’s decision was based on the implied “right to…
According to an opinion piece in the Cougar Chronicle from BYU student Garrett Hostetter, a debate on the Dobbs decision was canceled for Fall of 2022 at the BYU Law School. Hostetter wrote on April 11 of this year, “I was texted that word: Canceled.” However, this is not the only account of the incident.…
SEE ADDTIONAL UPDATE HERE: Complaints of ‘disrespectful’ Speaker Used to Cancel Abortion Debate Appear Unfounded The recent petition to ban Elder Holland from speaking at Southern Utah University’s Commencement ceremony has once again sparked a debate over cancel culture throughout the Wasatch front. This attempt to cancel Elder Holland perhaps carries an extra dose of…
The Utah State Senate approved the final version of the HB476 bill on March 3. When it passed, Governor Cox shared that he intended to approve the bill. On March 15, he signed the bill into law. The bill includes regulation on abortions within the state of Utah and has a significant portion clarifying abortion…