Acton Unwind The future of Roe isn’t as simple as pro-lifers may think
This week, guest host Dan Hugger, Sarah Negri, and Dylan Pahman discuss the diplomatic crisis unfolding in the wake of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. How should the United States respond to an increasingly aggressive Communist China? From there the discussion turns to the recent defeat of the proposed Value Them Both Amendment to the Kansas Constitution. What can we learn about the future of the abortion debate in America from this result? Then we discuss the recent Republican primary election in Michigan’s 3rd congressional district between John Gibbs and Congressman Peter Meijer. What does this close race tell us about the state of the Republican Party and the near-future prospects for American politics at large?
Pelosi has landed in Taiwan. Here's why that's a big deal | NPR
Nancy Pelosi: Why I’m leading a congressional delegation to Taiwan | The Washington Post
Furious China fires missiles near Taiwan in drills after Pelosi visit | Reuters
Right to abortion protected by Kansas Constitution, state Supreme Court rules | The Wichita Eagle
'No' prevails: Kansas votes to protect abortion rights in state constitution | The Kansas City Star
The end of Roe is the beginning of new life for citizens and their duties | Acton Institute
How Meijer's Trump impeachment vote sealed his fate in west Michigan | Detroit News
Gibbs, Scholten seek to win over supporters of defeated Congressman Peter Meijer | MLive
Defeated GOP lawmaker sees ‘dark and cynical’ streak prevailing in politics - POLITICO
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