Ericka Andersen
Remember last week when Nancy Pelosi called $1,000 or more extra income a year "crumbs"? It was maybe the most elitist thing she's ever said. Read more
Remember last week when Nancy Pelosi called $1,000 or more extra income a year "crumbs"? It was maybe the most elitist thing she's ever said. Read more
It wasn't until recently that I realized there were innovative solutions to paid leave that conservatives could support. Read more
For someone who claims to stand up for women, it's interesting she assumes that all women think alike on the issue of abortion -- or any issue for that matter. Read more
One of the many things that drives me insane about the pro-choice movement is that they represent the antithesis of women’s empowerment. No woman wants to kill their baby, but the pro-choice community tells women that might be what they have to do in order live the life they want. It’s not always about want. Sometimes it’s more about need. A woman is told and feels that she can’t survive if she carries the baby — she doesn’t have the money or resources... Read more
Should the FDA be limiting terminally ill patients from trying experimental drugs that could potentially save their lives? Read more
Some say trying to outlaw abortion is not the way to go. I too prefer to focus on cultural change as well and would much rather a woman choose life than be forced to do so by law. However, we know that culture often follows the law and were abortion to be outlawed, it would be less and less viewed as an acceptable choice in society. Read more
When I first saw the Cory Booker monologue regarding President Trump's "shithole countries" comments, I thought it sounded impassioned. Then, I realized... Read more
The NFL's first full-time female coach Kathryn Smith is an inspiration to girls everyone who love football and aspire to hold a similar position someday. Read more
I often feel unworthy to write my opinions about things. I know that sounds odd coming from someone who has a personal blog, but it’s true. Having worked with some of the greatest, conservative opinion writers of our day at National Review (and some of the best policy minds at the Heritage Foundation), it’s easy to feel intimidated about putting your thoughts out there when one of them has probably already said it better. But, my husband reminded me yesterday... Read more
After Oprah's acceptance speech for the Cecile B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes last night, cheers of "Oprah 2020" are being heard around the country. Read more
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