Program Specs
Name: Court is in Session: Life Hangs in the Balance
Associated Speaker/Program: Brad Mattes / Life Issues
Type: 25:00 Life Issues radio special
Date: Release Beginning September 8
Contact: Lee Ann Jackson, 949-681-7644
Listen to the trailer:
The news tells us every day that elected officials are making decisions that will shape our future. But what about the third arm of government—SCOTUS (the Supreme Court of the United States). In this new half-hour special from Life Issues, Brad Mattes is joined by special guests as they discuss the nine men and women who serve in that elite decision-making body … and why does it matter who sits on that court?
“Our nation became a better place because abolitionists did all within their power to end slavery. Now it’s every Christian’s obligation to leave their impact on America by ending legal abortion. It begins with who is nominated and confirmed to the Supreme Court.” —Brad Mattes, President of Life Issues Institute
Content
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Audio: 30 Second Promo now available!
Video: one-minute video by SBA (YouTube) and Court is in Session Video Recording (YouTube).
Take Action Now: Join the Fight to Replace Justice Ginsburg with a Justice who Believes in the Constitution and the Right to Life! (Tell Your Senator)
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About Brad Mattes
A veteran of the pro-life cause . . .
With over 40 years of significant contribution and recognition in the pro-life movement, Brad Mattes is widely known in the United States and worldwide for his passion for the preborn.
He is the commentator for the daily Life Issues program, heard on over 1,200 radio outlets nationwide and is the co-founder and president of Life Issues Institute, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.
As president of the organization, Brad is responsible for the global objective of Life Issues Institute: to develop and disseminate effective pro-life education.
Marjorie Dannenfelser, President of Susan B. Anthony List
A national spokesperson for the pro-life message, Marjorie’s work has also been published widely in national media including TIME, The Washington Post, and National Review. In addition to the SBA assignment, she serves on the board of Alliance Defending Freedom and on the Life Perspectives’ Task Force. Earlier this year, she was appointed to the Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission (celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment) by Senate Leader McConnell.
Bob McEwen, Executive Director/Council for National Policy
No stranger to Christian radio and NRB, Bob is known for his ability to unwrap complicated issues in an easy to understand manner. An economics major and six-term Member of the United States Congress (Ohio), Bob continues to serve in shaping thinking nationally in his role with CNP. His statesmanship continues to be utilized in a variety of arenas where his experience, expertise and enthusiasm for strong government are most welcome.
Katrina Jackson, Louisiana State Senator
Ask anyone who knew Katrina at age 3 and they could tell you one thing–she was going to be a lawyer and fight for people. And that is just what she does as both an attorney and a Senator representing parishes in the northeastern part of her home state, Louisiana. Known as a tough negotiator, she has consistently been on the frontline as an advocate for pro-life issues. Her lifelong commitment as a follower of Jesus Christ is shared unabashedly including at her legislative website.