Jeff Jacoby Early next year, the Supreme Court will take up McCullen v. Coakley, a case challenging the Massachusetts statute that requires anti-abortion protesters and “sidewalk counselors” to stay at least 35 feet away from abortion-clinic entrances. Signed by Governor Deval Patrick in 2007, it is the strictest such “buffer zone” law in the nation; […] Continue reading → 
Cortney O’Brien Pro-life activist Brett Manero has been sidewalk counseling young women at the Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington clinic for three years, hoping to change their hearts and minds as they hurry in to their abortion appointments. At this particular clinic, it is a task all the more somber considering the surroundings. “Sometimes, when […] Continue reading → 
Pat Buchanan “The First Black President … Spoke First as a Black American,” ran the banner headline of Sunday’s Washington Post. But why, when the fires of anger over the Zimmerman verdict were dying down, did he go into that pressroom and stir them up? “A week of protests outside the White House, pressure building […] Continue reading → 
My fellow Americans: I am your humble servant. You have entrusted me with the tremendous honor and responsibility to serve you as president. I am not president of black America, Hispanic America or white America. I am not president of liberal America or conservative America. I am president of the United States of America. Regrettably, […] Continue reading → 
SANFORD, Fla.- George Zimmerman’s attorneys will get one last chance Friday to convince a jury that the former neighborhood watch volunteer killed unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in self defense. Mark O’Mara, one of Zimmerman’s lawyers, was expected to argue in a closing statement that his client is a conscientious citizen who fired a fatal bullet […] Continue reading → 