Should women and children die for our right to sleep around?
On the morning of was Friday, June 24, I was taping a podcast about Father Brown with John Miller of National Review. I was saying something about Detective Valentin when suddenly John cut in. “I have to cut you off, Mike,” he said, “because I always want you to remember we were recording a podcast together when you found out Roe v. Wade was struck down.”
I still get chills thinking about it. Never in my life have I been more proud to be an American than I was on that day. For many of us, it will be a kind of reverse 9/11. It’s a day—a moment—that will be seared in our memories forever.
Still, as I’ve written here before, I’m not terribly optimistic about the long-term prospects of the unborn.
See the full article by Michael Warren Davis, July 1, 2022