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sacred music for the season of l, Lutheran public radio.org. How do we refocus the abortion debate? It is not that the legislation in various states

is designed to serve as a distraction, but how do we kind of regain that ground where it seemed for a long time that at least the

pro-lifers were able to clearly articulate their views, whereas those who were pro-choice

operated from a lot of ignorance.

It's come to the point now where maybe the entire population of the United States needs to learn the truth and that is at

least when it comes to the Democratic platform abortion is should be legal and

easily accessible all nine months and even after birth.

Welcome back to issues etc. I'm Todd Wilkin joining us to talk about refocusing the abortion debate.

Hadley Arcus, he's Professor Emeritus of Jurisprudence at Amherst College,

founder of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights

and the American founding.

He is architect of the original Born Alive Infants Protection Act

and author of several books including his latest

mere natural law originalism and the anchoring truths of the Constitution and a

recent column for the Federalist titled Republicans getting tripped up by IVF

should focus the abortion debate on infants born alive.

Hadley, welcome back.

Todd, thanks, we've been doing this for 20 years, I think you've been so terrific in

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