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This week, Matthew discusses religious freedom with Matthew Pope. Religious freedom in the United States is established in the first amendment to the constitution. Matthew Pope joins in.
The abortion chaos continues in North Carolina when pro-choice protestors disrupt a Charlotte city council meeting. as they try cut in on the free speech of pro-life protestors at an abortion clinic. Then, the Supreme Court allows vulgar lanugage to be used in trademarked branding. Is this a free speech debate? AND ONLY ON THE WEB: Discussion and analysis from the first set of 2020 Democrat primary debates. Matthew Pope joins in.
There is a bill in the New York state legistlature to decriminalize prostitution. Some of the advocates say it promotes human dignity. Does it? And what do the New York bishops have to say about it?
And, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops met in Balitmore last week for their spring General Assembly. The hot topic was the sexual abuse scandal. We breakdown the outcomes.
Plus, the Supreme Court oks a cross on public property.
Matthew Pope joins in.
Short answer: yes. Matthew Handley discusses some of the new Medicare for All proposals that are so popular with the 2020 Democrat candidates including Medicare for America and Medicare X.
Then, we are seeing the rise of the Religious Left, possibly as a response to the Religious Right and it seems to have its grass roots here in North Carolina.
THIS WEEK on the all new Last Week Posdcast: The North Carolina General Assembly fails to override Gov. Roy Cooper's (D) veto on a bill that would protect infants who are born alive during an abotion. And also: chaos erupts at a Raleigh city council meeting when a 13 year old girl protests abortion to the city.
Matthew Pope joins in.
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