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Trump’s Strategic Blindness on Russia — the great George Weigel @EPPCdc … nationalreview.com/2026/10/t…
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Congratulations to Ella Ramsay on 5 Years at EPPC!
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Pope Francis' famous "footnote" led to a pontificate that too often felt trapped in internecine conflict. 10 years after "Amoris," Pope Leo's perspective feels refreshingly outward-focused and, hopefully, responsive to today's challenges. My first column (!) for the @NCRegister:
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They say that the greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn’t exist. In 2026, the same applies to Midwestern Democrats. But no matter what the alleged “independent” candidates say, they’ll be siding with Bernie Sanders once they get to DC. 👇
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Battleground 2026: Democrats Surging in Safe RED Districts? | Henry Olsen EP 817 @TheFirstonTV @seanspicershow @henryolsenEPPC The Cook Political Report just shifted the House map toward Democrats — even in normally safe RED districts. Who will win the House? In this week's Battleground 2026: House Edition, Sean Spicer is joined by Henry Olsen, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of the Margin of Victory Newsletter for the Washington Post, to break down all 38 races to watch and the 22 Cook Toss Up races that will decide control of the House heading into the Midterms. Sean and Henry dig into the latest Cook shifts, why Republicans are losing ground, which red districts are suddenly in play for Democrats, what the electoral map really says about 2026, and who wins the House if the election were held today. --------------------------------- Head on over to seanspicer.com subscribe for an ad free version of this podcast and support the show! --------------------------------- Visit GuardYourCard.com to take action and learn more
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George Weigel is always worth reading, but especially here.
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Kudos @seanspicer on a HUGELY substantive episode with @henryolsenEPPC on 2026 House races. NO ONE better on US races (and int’l races, too) than Henry. THIS is the update we all should monitor & look forward to as election day approaches. Now for a Henry/Sean Senate show.
A conversation about the midterms you need to hear. Henry Olson is breaking down where we stand right now. @henryolsenEPPC
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Hard to take seriously the philosophers who deny personhood to unborn babies but apply it to AIs.
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Not Made for the Machine, the Market, or Men’s Desires @erikabachiochi fairerdisputations.substack.…
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George Weigel, William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies @EPPCdc: "“Reproductive health” and “reproductive freedom” (a usage coined by the recently deceased Gloria Steinem) were, are, and always will be euphemisms deployed to hide the truth of what happens in an abortion." ncregister.com/commentaries/…
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As I prepare my sermon on "Honor thy father and thy mother," I started reading "No Contact" by @noellem. Absolutely depressing, though timely for me as a preacher.
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