Ryan T. Anderson

Sample is one of the most important supporters of the Latin mass. He represents an actually “traditional” Catholicism—a Catholicism invested in the Church and attentive to its teachings—unlike various trad Cath influencers. x.com/USCCB/status/2…

Please take a moment to read about EPPC's incredible work. I am blessed to labor alongside so many brilliant scholars, who truly want to make the world a better place.

Read our 2025 annual report to see why @EPPCdc is such a wonderful organization! (I would say this even if I didn't have the privilege of working here.)

Transforming the abortion fight. Overturning a book ban. Promoting civic excellence. Countering transgenderism. A legal victory. A presidential appointment. New scholars. Bestselling books. 2025 was a major year for EPPC! Thank you for your support! eppc.org/publication/an…

Follow and support @EPPCdc! They have incredible scholars who are doing important and impactful research. @RyanTAnd is doing an incredible job leading this team. Read their new annual report to learn more. eppc.org/publication/an… JOIN ME in supporting EPPC!

Very happy to share @EPPCdc’s annual report! 2025 was a great year for our scholars and you can read some of the highlights here: eppc.org/publication/an…

NEXT WEEK: Join us for a talk by Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) on “The Case for Social Conservatism.” A Princeton alumnus ('04) and President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center (@EPPCdc), he will present arguments on life, marriage, the family, and religious liberty. Hosted by the James Madison Program, the event will be held on Monday, March 23rd at 5-6:30 pm in Bowen Hall 222. For more information, see here: bit.ly/4sDRpDL

Congratulations to my wonderful former student Rabbi Meir Soloveichik on his selection as a 2026 Bradley Prize recipient!

What wonderful news! The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy has conferred its annual Joseph Story Award on Professor J. Joel Alicea of the Columbus School of Law at the Catholic University of America. Joel was an undergraduate at Princeton, where he was one of my star students. He went on to Harvard Law School and a clerkship at the Supreme Court of the United States. He has become a leading theorist of originalism in constitutional interpretation. This is an inspired selection. I am so delighted!

Planned Parenthood is trying to use @HawleyMO's new bill to ban the abortion pill to raise money. @EPPCdc found that 11% of women experience adverse health effects, such as sepsis, infection, and hemorrhaging, within 45 days of a chemical abortion. Planned Parenthood says the bill "isn't about safety."

At @BowyerResearch we dialogue, as a corporate engagement firm and on behalf of investors, with many companies distributing/dispensing the drugs used in chemical abortion. Today, we wrote to several highlighting this legislation from @HawleyMO and emphasizing the business risks of such drugs: 1) Killing future customers 2) Increasing legal/reputational liability 3) Brand politicization 4) Ethical issues, including the ones referenced in @EPPCdc’s study on mifepristone. Companies need to be taking these risks seriously — investors, and Americans at large, deserve nothing less. CC @RyanTAnd @WalkerWildmon @inspireadvisor @RobertNetzly @LifeSite @xan_desanctis @PYNance @virginiagmck @robbystarbuck

Breaking the social media fast (again) to share the great Fran Maier's generous and thoughtful review of @SneadLeigh's book in @catholicthing. First sentences: "I'll get right to the point.  Leigh Snead’s new book Infertile but Fruitful is one of the finest personal testimonies I’ve read in the past decade." thecatholicthing.org/2026/03/11/wha…

The Biden Administration eliminated abortion pill safeguards that protected women. Now, our new research shows this caused a tragic spike in the rate of serious adverse events for women across the country.

"Women's health" has always been a euphemism designed to distract from what's actually going on in most abortions, along with what and whom most abortions actually serve, but now the data is overwhelming. Abortion hurts women.

The rate of adverse events from the abortion pill grew significantly higher after Biden removed the in-person dispensing requirement, according to a new @EPPCdc report. “Do not play politics with women’s lives,” @RyanTAnd told @DailySignal. “Every day you delay the return of the in-person doctor visit requirement, is a day when more women are placed at risk. Women deserve better.” dailysignal.com/2026/03/10/wom…

Remember that the FDA stopped collecting key complication data, then pointed to the lack of reported complications as an excuse to permanently end in-person visits. Read that again. The conclusion was baked in from the start. Ideology trumped health and safety.

Taking chemical abortion pills without seeing a doctor first for pregnancy dating and other diagnostics heightens the danger of these drugs. New numbers from @EPPCdc tell the story. ⬇️

Even more data proving the chemical abortion drug is inherently dangerous to women and prone to abuse. Congress needs to take action eppc.org/news/startling…

New Study Shows Biden Made Abortion Pills More Dangerous. Here’s How Trump Can Fix That thefederalist.com/2026/03/10/tru…

For Immediate Release: New data reveals the FDA’s removal of the in-person dispensing requirement increased the dangers of the abortion pill. The data is clear. The abortion pill harms women. eppc.org/news/startling…