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Social issues vs. fiscal issues: Are they really mutually exclusive?

August 12, 2011

We know that the economy and fiscal policy will be a big issue in the 2012 election. What does this mean for people who are more socially conservative?

Would it surprise you to know that the two are linked? Tamara Scott, an anti-abortion rights activist with Concerned Women for America and mother of four from Norwalk, Iowa, explains:

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