Former Cong. Dornan . . . Urges That Trump Invite Abortion Survivors For 2020 SOTU
By DEXTER DUGGAN In a presidential election year, the January State of the Union speech in the U.S. House chamber is about as powerful a kickoff as can be for the coming months of frenzied political activity. All the members of both the House and Senate — except for partisan boycotters — should be there, as well as such notables as Supreme Court justices and the military Joint Chiefs of Staff, all under the gaze of media lenses assembled to cover the president’s annual politically honed report to the nation. And with such a president as media-savvy, if not media-beloved, Donald Trump, interest is heightened in how he may go off-script, or decide to put in his script. “Just say…Continue Reading