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Sep 29, 2026
Todd WilkenHOST
So why hasn't it become permanent law? Welcome back to Issues Et cetera.
Todd WilkenHOST
Joining us to talk about the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment, Dr. Michael New, Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Research and Political Science at the Catholic University of America.
Todd WilkenHOST
He's Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Page Comstock Cunningham Fellow with Americans United for Life, and he's a columnist for National Review online.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr.
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Michael NewGUEST
So if the Democrats win control of both the presidency and Congress, you know, they could stop Hyde, and that would result in federal taxpayer dollars paying for elective abortions through Medicaid for the first time in 1976.
Michael NewGUEST
So if Democrats start winning elections and they win control of the presidency and win control of Congress, pro-lifers would have a very important political battle to save the Hyde Amendment.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr. Michael New is Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Research and Political Science at the Catholic University of America, Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Paige Comstock Cunningham Fellow with Americans United for Life, and a columnist for National Review Online.
Todd WilkenHOST
You'll find a link to his columns on the podcast page for this episode at issuesetc.org. Dr.
Todd WilkenHOST
Then Dr. David Adams will bring us up to date on a debate over the location of the New Testament town of Bethsaida.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr. Michael New is visiting assistant professor of social research and political science at the Catholic University of America.
Todd WilkenHOST
He's senior associate scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Paige Comstock Cunningham, fellow with Americans United for Life, and a columnist for National Review Online.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr.
Michael NewGUEST
When a court issues a stay, that usually means that they think the plaintiff's legal arguments are compelling, and the plaintiff will sustain damages from a delayed decision.
Michael NewGUEST
So the fact that they issued the stay does indicate that they think the state of Louisiana's arguments are strong, and I think that gives me hope the state will win and be able to put some clamps on telehealth abortions.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr. Michael New is Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Research and Political Science at the Catholic University of America, Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Paige Comstock Cunningham Fellow with Americans United for Life, and a columnist for National Review Online.
Todd WilkenHOST
You can read his columns on the podcast page for this episode at issuesetc.org. Dr.
Matt SeyboldHOST
Kirschenbaum has recently published two essays building on that talk.
Matt SeyboldHOST
The first, which I was alluding to here, came out this summer in Social Research and is called The Writing Lesson Revisited, AI and the Scriptural Economy.
Matt SeyboldHOST
Another appeared just about a week ago in the Project Syndicate Quarterly under the title When Words Are No Longer For Us.
Matt SeyboldHOST
You'll be able to find links to both, of course, in the bibliography for this episode at theamericanvandal.com. Our next question comes from Greg Canfield, who is the provost and executive vice chancellor of the University of California, Merced, as well as the author of The Oxford Companion to Mark Twain.
Todd WilkenHOST
Joining us to talk about two issues, this report that blames pro-life laws for ectopic pregnancy deaths, and a recent poll on a pro-life ballot initiative in Missouri.
Todd WilkenHOST
He's visiting Assistant Professor of Social Research and Political Science at the Catholic University of America, Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Paige Comstock Cunningham Fellow with America's United for Life, and a columnist for National Review Online.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr.
Todd WilkenHOST
New, welcome back.
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Michael NewGUEST
I would recommend they vote in favor of this amendment, that it would take abortion out of the state constitution.
Michael NewGUEST
It would go ahead and allow us to put some strong pro-life laws in place that would protect mothers, children, unborn babies, and families.
Todd WilkenHOST
Dr. Michael New is Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Research and Political Science at the Catholic University of America.
Todd WilkenHOST
He's Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Paige Comstock Cunningham Fellow with Americans United for Life, and a columnist for National Review Online.
Olly HudsonHOST
Also, I think you can look through comments, some of these other...
Olly HudsonHOST
It kind of links a bit to social research, which we're going to come on to.
Olly HudsonHOST
But from doing this process... and entering this category, just found that everybody was doing the quick things like smashing ARUGC, smashing statics, native ads, which I'm pretty bullish on native ads.
Olly HudsonHOST
I want to do an episode about that in the next couple of months because I'm working on that a lot at the moment.
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Olly HudsonHOST
Yeah.
Olly HudsonHOST
Very conscious of time.
Olly HudsonHOST
Final one, social research.
Olly HudsonHOST
Yeah.
Eli RalloHOST
Josh is a writer, content creator, and reader who makes content across TikTok and Substack, and if you're not watching, not reading, you're missing out, about books, culture, and sociology.
Eli RalloHOST
He has an MS in social research from Hunter College and enjoys identifying cultural shifts and applying theoretical frameworks toward popular media and societal trends.
Eli RalloHOST
Yes, he's as smart as that sounds, by the way.
Josh LoraGUEST
[laughs]
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Eli RalloHOST
...
Eli RalloHOST
I know what it means but also want to hear it from you.
Eli RalloHOST
And in case people don't know what it means, you have your master's in social research.
Josh LoraGUEST
Mm-hmm.