Pro-Life Strategy

by Jonathon Van Maren

The pro-life movement is unique in the history of social reform in that anger is considered something of a taboo. Many are uncomfortable with strong wording, anger about abortion, or even a more direct-than-usual passion. We are instead told to be gentle, compassionate, loving, and even at time non-confrontational.

By Stephanie Gray

In the face of our cross country abortion debate game-changer, The New Abortion Caravan, abortion advocates finally got something right: our campaign is a trigger to a trauma, but not a trauma in and of itself.  In a Facebook message by the pro-abortion group "Radical Handmaids," their post of news coverage of our project was prefaced with this: "TRIGGER WARNING."

by Jonathon Van Maren

One of last week's big political news stories was Stephen Harper's first budget as the leader of a majority government. This was the budget that would finally signal to all of us conservatives that the “hidden agenda” we had been dramatically warned about, and that we were secretly hopeful actually existed, was going to be unfurled with the pinache and defiance that only a prime minister in charge of a Strong Stable National Majority Government could muster. And guess what?