“Pro-life third-party candidate Brian Carroll squared-off with other third-party presidential candidates in a debate Thursday evening in Denver, with much of the discourse focusing around the difficulties that third-parties often face in gaining traction in U.S. presidential races, as well as issues surrounding education, surveillance, and drug policy.”

“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.”