The presidential race is not what will have me running to the polls on November 5. Neither presidential candidate has earned my vote. On the other hand, the lower-tier races will have a much greater impact on life-issue policies. I make the case for down-ballot races in my latest Substack post, on the newsletter IContinue reading “Down-ballot races are the best reason to vote in November”
Category Archives: Catholic citizenship
An unconventional coalition resists assisted suicide bill
My days as a pro-life lobbyist are over. No, that’s not quite right: my days as one of the people wearing an orange badge as I walk through the New Hampshire State House are over. I’m back to being what I was when my kids were little and I dragged them to hearings: a stateContinue reading “An unconventional coalition resists assisted suicide bill”
On timing, “moderates,” and life
Is it ever “ill-timed” to assert that life is the fundamental civil and human right? My experience on the sidewalks and in the State House tell me that there will always be people who think so. I find encouragement in Dr. Martin Luther King’s response to a remark about human rights work being ill-timed. InContinue reading “On timing, “moderates,” and life”
Ellen Kolb 