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Holding the Line

Many thought the House and Senate might fold on abortion, but nothing is predictable at the Arizona Capitol. Local and national news media, pro-life and pro-abortion activists descended on the state Capitol Wednesday for a showdown on the pre-Roelaw prohibiting...

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Sore Winners

Center for Arizona Policy wasn’t around when the state’s pre-Roe law was in effect in 1973, and I wasn’t sure I would be around to see it reinstated.  But thanks to this week’s Arizona Supreme Court ruling, I can gratefully say: Abortion is illegal in Arizona except...

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Legal ≠ Safe

Just because something is legal, does not mean it is safe. Some agendas are just that powerful. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Biden presidency rolled back most safety precautions on the abortion pill in recent years, leading to a significant...

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Seriously Damaged

Those to first buy off on the tragic lie of “transitioning” children are now the first to raise a red flag. Acknowledging children have been seriously damaged, European countries continue their withdrawal from the futile and tragic effort to change the sex of...

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Mayes Issues Fraudulent Alert

This week’s edition was written by CAP Vice President Policy, Greg Scott.  Arizona’s Attorney General Kris Mayes misused the power of her office March 13 to launch an unprovoked, dishonest attack on pregnancy resource centers (PRCs). The report produced by the...

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You Want to Talk About Fraud?

I agree; government programs rife with fraud and abuse should be held accountable. Nearly $26 million in documented fraud locally and a 23% fraud rate in one government funded program alone is unacceptable. But that’s not what is making the news. What is? A single...

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No Matter How Small

It is no small victory that the Alabama Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that frozen embryos are unborn babies protected by state law. The majority wrote, “All parties to these cases, like all members of this Court, agree that an unborn child is a genetically unique human...

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Death by a Thousand Cuts

Educational freedom opponents continue their attacks on Arizona families, one cut at a time. One state Senator filed a dozen anti-educational freedom bills this session. Two of those bills were heard this week in committee. Unfortunately, one of them passed. Senate...

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