“Christian Democrats stood for collaboration rather than conflict between social classes, for broad-based, sustainable prosperity without greed, for freedom without gross license, and for the inalienable metaphysical dignity of all people.”

“After several years as a discussion group, interest increased as more pro-life Democrats, Never-Trump Republicans, and various alienated centrists and radicals began arriving in hopes of a new kind of pro-life politics. The party got a late start on a presidential campaign in the summer of 2016, and I joined the party right after Mike Maturen was nominated. I found out about it in the comments section of Rod Dreher’s blog at The American Conservative magazine.”