How does a landfill figure into New Hampshire’s march for life?

At 9 a.m. tomorrow, January 14, people will gather at the gate outside Concord, New Hampshire’s transfer station. They will pray and hold signs. They will park their cars along the roadside, since no one builds parking lots at landfills to accommodate demonstrations. It seems an odd place for a gathering, especially since there’s aContinue reading “How does a landfill figure into New Hampshire’s march for life?”

Roe is behind us, and hard work is ahead of us

reblogged from Leaven for the Loaf Today, the sun is setting on the era of Roe. The U.S. Supreme Court has issued its Dobbs opinion, and Roe v. Wade is overturned along with its successor Casey decision. Abortion regulation is to be left to the states. Peruse the giant-sized decision at your leisure.  For those who want a deeper dive, I haveContinue reading “Roe is behind us, and hard work is ahead of us”

“No” to jailing the moms

I’ll oppose prosecution of a woman for having an abortion. I’ll work to prevent the election of policymakers who think such prosecutions are a good idea. And I can’t believe the topic has even come up. Thanks to Abby Johnson, it has. In a series of posts a few years back, I cited Abby as one ofContinue reading ““No” to jailing the moms”