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Is the Catholic Church Opposed to Abortion or Not?
By
Jack Kerwick
On the Sunday before Election Day, a relatively small group of demonstrators gathered outside my church in Moorestown,New Jersey. They were demonstrating against abortion, and to this end, they had assembled a number of ghastly photographs of this practice’s principal victims: the aborted. Given that the Roman Catholic Church opposes abortion in every instance, one…
Living Narratives, not Lifeless “Facts”: The Power of Story in Politics
By
Jack Kerwick
Admittedly, I thought that Mitt Romney’s chances of defeating Barack Obama were greater than not, a point for which I argued on more than one occasion during the election season. However, I also contended that Romney’s chances would be considerably weakened if he and the Republicans insisted upon limiting their campaign’s focus to the economy—i.e.…
Tips for the GOP’s Outreach Efforts
By
Jack Kerwick
Since Election Day (and well before it, truth be told), Republican commentators have declared the need to intensify their “outreach” efforts to racial minorities. Thus, from Charles Krauthammer to Sean Hannity, amnesty for the 10 to 12 million or so Hispanic immigrants who live illegally within the United States is now the cause de jure…
Post-Election Thoughts: Where do Republicans Go From Here?
By
Jack Kerwick
To the chagrin of 57 million Americans, including yours truly, Barack Hussein Obama remains the 44th president of the United States. Legions of commentators from across the political divide have been busy supplying us with seemingly endless advice for the GOP. Remarkably (or perhaps not so remarkably), there has emerged something of a bipartisan consensus…
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