American Solidarity Party
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Kathryn Lopez: Pro-lifers can say goodbye to Republicans
“Something good has happened in American politics. Pro-life single-issue voters do not have to vote for Republicans anymore.”
A Cardinal Light in the Political Landscape
“This year, one of our alumni took his civic commitment a step further by deciding to run for the U.S. presidency. Meet Peter Sonski (B.A. 2008; M.S.M. 2016), who ran on the American Solidarity Party (ASP) ticket.”
Why are some Christians opting for the American Solidarity Party?
“The American Solidarity Party is gaining traction with a subset of highly engaged Christian voters who see their pro-life commitments as more expansive than just opposing abortion.”
Good citizens under a bad emperor
“How can one be a good person when living under the rule of a bad emperor? That is the question that occupied the mind of Roman historian Tacitus, who was born in AD 56 (during the rule of Nero), was a teenager during the tumultuous Year of the Four Emperors (AD 69), served as a senator during the long and paranoia-filled rule of Domitian, and died around AD 120, during the rule of Hadrian.”
Third-party presidential candidates running with eye on long game
“Kamala Harris and Donald Trump might dominate the attention for Tuesday’s election, but nearly two dozen lesser-known candidates are also running for the White House.”
