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Christian, wife to @logansmith86, mom, writer, former DC staffer “...people lose when the gov’t is the one deciding which ideas should prevail." -Justice Thomas

Cumberland, MD
Joined May 2010
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This is a great step in the right direction. 🎉
Letitia James has lost again in her effort to stop women from learning about abortion pill reversal (APR). In 2024, the New York AG sued pro-life pregnancy centers just for informing women about APR, a simple progesterone treatment which can save a baby’s life if a woman changes her mind after taking the first abortion pill. (This happens more often than you might think.) So @ADFLegal helped pregnancy centers sue the AG in federal court. Both the district court and 2nd Circuit ruled in their favor, saying that their speech about APR is protected under the First Amendment. But AG James then claimed that, in order to know exactly who she shouldn’t prosecute or punish for their protected speech, she needed the full membership list from one of our clients. That’s not true. The court already ruled that speaking about APR in this way is protected. And the Supreme Court has protected information like membership rolls for decades, because it recognizes how state officials can use them as a weapon to punish disfavored viewpoints. So we asked the federal court to extend its injunction to unnamed members of our client organization—not just those who were named parties in the original lawsuit. On Friday, the court did exactly that. Politicians like AG James call themselves “pro-choice.” But it’s amazing the lengths they’re willing to go to stop women from choosing life—or even from knowing what their choices are. Thankfully, the First Amendment still wins. Even in New York.
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Have we considered that these toxic online gender wars aren’t good for us? Men and women are actually pretty cool IRL. Perhaps just go get coffee with one.
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Our politics matter. But they aren’t the ultimate solution for just about anything— including the protection of vulnerable human life. Couldn’t agree more with this recommendation 👇
The real response isn’t more politics—it’s action. Find a local pregnancy resource center and show up: • Drop off diapers, formula, clothes, and cash • Help run free parenting & childbirth classes • Answer the phones • Sit with the women who are scared These centers are free, confidential, and already on the front lines. They need people, not just opinions. Find one near you: optionline.org or call/text 1-800-712-4357 Love is practical. Serve.
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"Elections may change our political landscape, but they will never change our mission." @HeartbeatIntl President @jorelg
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Pretty sure I’m in early labor, but I wasn’t about to miss voting in Virginia. Two older women tried to hand me a Democrat sample ballot and asked if I knew about the constitutional amendments. Ladies, I’m 9 months pregnant. You picked the WRONG woman. I told them I knew exactly what was on the ballot and that I was disgusted, absolutely disgusted. Every baby has value. Every baby deserves the right to life. And I’ll fight for their lives just as fiercely as I’d fight for my own. So I waddled into that voting booth, contractions and all, and voted NO on Amendment 1. Abortion should NEVER be a constitutional right.
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Idyllic. Even the chainlink fence couldn’t harsh the vibes. 😘
Happy Birthday, @JessicaProl ! Wild to be back at the DC spot where I proposed—this time with our kids in tow, ten years later.
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Not a bad speech either.
What a backdrop for a presser!
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Pray Vote Stand Summit 2026 | Rosalie Markezich, Gabriella McIntyre, Catherine Herring, @AGSteveMarshall
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California’s Misguided Attack Against Abortion Pill Reversal The Golden State's AG is waging lawfare against an organization giving preborn babies and their mothers a second chance at life. dailywire.com/news/californi…
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Marco Rubio realizing that he’ll have to be the voice of Aslan:
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The Sydney Sweeney ad discourse is a good time to re-up this data from @FamStudies. 1 in 8 men are gambling AND watching porn daily. Maybe conservatives don’t need to reflexively defend an ad just because liberals are mad about it. Gambling + sexualized advertising is basically a mashup of two of the biggest vices hollowing out young men right now.
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Spotted on my drive to work today. Merica - Never Forget
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May we never forget this day, America. I pray for the people who died, the families and friends affected by this horrible tragedy, and for our nation to be united. Extend grace and spread a little more love to someone today❤️
"I can hear you. The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon." 25 years ago, President George W. Bush gave his famous "I can hear you" speech at Ground Zero, just three days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. With one arm around retired FDNY firefighter Bob Beckwith and a bullhorn in the other, Bush thanked the rescue and recovery workers. "America today is on bended knee in prayer for the people whose lives were lost here, for the workers who work here, for the families who mourn." "This nation stands with the good people of New York City, and New Jersey, and Connecticut, as we mourn the loss of thousands of our citizens."
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You don’t need to be pro or an especially gifted elected political leader to get this one right. Just a human with basic decency, awareness of your surroundings… and a shred of historical recollection of the devastation experienced by New Yorkers and the nation at large.
Pro Tip: Don’t laugh at a 9/11 memorial service.
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The combination of the Lindsay Clancy story, the one year mark for Charlie’s murder and the 25th for 9/11 is a lot of darkness for one week. Hug your kids. Go outside. Hold hands. Thank God for the privilege of being alive. And say a prayer for the lost and grieving.
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This is one of the reasons @logasmi and I are together. The early clarity in our relationship was refreshing.
Men, use the word date when you ask her out. The clarity is attractive.
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If you thought I was gonna let an edu-muh-cational opportunity slip by just because it was a Grandparent-sponsored, in a different city, and on a Saturday… you must be new here. 🤓
Homeschool your kids. Don’t give them the weekends off.
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Excited for you, Eric — and sad to see you leave the Hill. After 20 years in DC, I can count on both hands the leadership staff I’ve worked with who balanced intellect, compassion, trust, and hard work the way you have. Congratulations on the next chapter at @S2RPubAffairs. You’re going to crush it.
After eight years serving in House Republican leadership, I’m excited to start a new chapter with @S2RPubAffairs. It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve @SpeakerJohnson and work alongside the leadership team and so many incredible colleagues and friends on Capitol Hill. None of it would have been possible without my wife and family. While I spent plenty of late nights at the Capitol, my wife was home doing the real work—raising our four incredible kids. I’m grateful beyond words for her support and sacrifice. I’m proud of what we accomplished and excited for what comes next!
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