Liz Wolfe
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Liz Wolfe is deputy managing editor at The Federalist. She was previously managing editor at Young Voices, an op-ed editing and pitching shop based in Washington, DC. She’s a contributing writer for Playboy, where she writes on the intersection of law and culture, and her work has appeared in Reason, National Review, The Daily Beast, Houston Chronicle, Citylab, and USA Today. She lives in Austin, Texas. You can follow her on Twitter.
Public colleges would be required under a potential California law to offer easy-to-obtain abortion pills at student health clinics.
Democrats in Missouri removed language designed to welcome pro-lifers into the party from their platform, just two months adopting it. It’s more evidence Democrats are stuck to abortion.
Too often, college is merely a signal to show bare minimum competence to employers. Is that signal still valuable as college becomes more about indoctrination and delayed adulthood?
The Nation’s editors are willing to strip their publication of controversy and offense, in service of illiberal mobs that will, over time, stamp out art and creative expression.
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