Republicans: The Party of Life (Terms & Conditions Apply)

Republicans: The Party of Life (Terms & Conditions Apply)

From We Saw the Devil: Crime & Political Analysis by We Saw the Devil

May 27, 2026 · 48 min

About this episode

This episode critiques the Republican party's stance on life issues, highlighting recent legislative actions and political events.

The "party of life" is not hypocritical. It's selective. And this week, the receipts are overwhelming. North Carolina Republicans filed House Bill 1232, the "Human Life Protection Act," a constitutional amendment defining life at fertilization that would classify abortion as first-degree murder and authorize deadly force to "protect" a fertilized egg. Legal analysts warn the bill could ban IVF statewide. Meanwhile, the Associated Press published a devastating investigation revealing that at least 10 people have died by suicide in ICE detention since January 2025, the worst year in the agency's history. Seven had no record of violent crimes. Their average age was 32. The government called it "extremely rare." Also this week: the U.S. bombed Iran during a ceasefire and called it "self-defense." Cuba's foreign minister warned the UN that American military threats could cause a "bloodbath." Thomas Massie lost the most expensive House primary in history ($32 million) after pushing to release the Epstein files, and now says he'll release more names. And Ken Paxton, impeached, indicted for securities fraud, and divorced by his own wife on "biblical grounds," just won the Texas Senate…

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Host: We Saw the Devil

Topics covered

  • abortion
  • political hypocrisy
  • ICE detention
  • military actions
  • Texas politics
  • Republican party

Keywords

  • abortion
  • Republicans
  • ICE
  • Texas Senate
  • Human Life Protection Act
  • military
  • politics

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: North Carolina Republicans, ICE, Associated Press, Cuba

Places: Iran, Texas

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