Is abortion now “America’s Most Dynamic Political Movement”?  

Well, the Economist says so—and The Economist is one of the most influential periodicals in the world. It should have our attention that the magazine’s recent cover story shows a woman, she’s dressed like Rosie, the Riveter from World War II. The headline is this, “Meet America’s Most Dynamic Political Movement.” And then you notice the tattoo on Rosie, the Riveter. The tattoo says, “My body, my choice.” 

The Economist is weighing in, and in a big way.

This really is sending a signal—that the issue of abortion in the United States, is so powerful, according to The Economist, that it is upending the political calculation, resetting the political game.

The Democratic Party’s strategy is clear: Get people out to vote on behalf of abortion and those same voters will vote for Democratic candidates.

It’s a bald, undisguised political agenda. It’s also a moral agenda. 

And it’s the strategy right out there for all of us to see.

Please see it.