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Norman Lear

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Producer of All in the Family, Good Times, One Day At A Time, The Jeffersons, Spinal Tap, Stand By Me, Princess Bride - Author of Even This I Get to Experience
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States with strong pro-life laws have declining maternal mortality

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By Mitch Kokai, Norman Lear, Carroll O'Connor
| John Locke Foundation
Michael New writes for National Review Online about interesting new research about maternal health. This week, JAMA Network Open published a study that analyzed the impact of recently enacted pro-life laws on maternal mortality rates. Overall, the results should please pro-lifers. The study found that maternal mortality rates are falling in both states with strong pro-life laws and states with permissive abortion policies.
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Exposing Spanberger’s bait and switch

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By Mitch Kokai, Norman Lear, Carroll O'Connor
| John Locke Foundation
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online pokes holes in Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s promise to govern as a moderate. [O]nce Spanberger was in office, her moderate mask began to slip. After she ran on affordability and a traditional biography, Spanberger has served up pure culture-war fodder and let her party’s left wing run wild during her first months in office. Let that be a warning to other states tempted by a Democrat who insists he’s nothing like the fringe of his party.
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Rob Reiner Looks Back on All in the Family and Norman Lear's Legacy

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By Lyndon Stambler, Rob Reiner, Norman Lear
| televisionacademy.com
In a 2006 interview for emmy Magazine, Rob Reiner reflected upon his landmark collaboration with legendary TV producer and writer Norman Lear, who cocreated CBS' hit sitcom, All in the Family — which proved to be a launchpad for Reiner's memorable career. In honor of Reiner's tragic passing on December 14, 2025, here's the late actor and filmmaker's reflections on working with Lear to help make television history. Rob Reiner will always be known as Meathead, but he doesn’t mind.
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