Quo Vadis, America? - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : This new, increasingly pseudo-religious summer event, simply known as "Pride Month", may have started out as a twentieth-century campaign for gay and lesbian equality.
44% : To be fair, the numbers are still very, very high compared to the sentiment in, say, Europe, where people have been taught to fear and loathe nationalism ever since World War II.
43% : In Lithuania, for example, abortion is forbidden after twelve weeks, but can be permitted for medical reasons up to 22 weeks -- but not after that.
39% : I didn't enjoy being right about this, but I saw that opposition to normalizing same-sex marriage was thin, because IF marriage is primarily about adult fulfillment (and not childrearing), THEN there is no strong reason to oppose same-sex marriage.
36% : This is a senior Democrat telling foreigners that returning abortion to the realm of democratic debate is a mistake -- this, despite the fact that nearly every European country has more conservative abortion laws than American under Roe.

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