McEnany Asks Why Democrats Never Wonder When An Unborn Baby Feels Pain
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Wednesday that Republican need to tackle the topic of life head-on.
Part of that effort involves forcing Democrats to admit the extreme nature of their pro-abortion stance. To help with that, she designed a three-point plan.
The first part involves talking about how best to support mothers. Pro-life pregnancy and crisis centers are designed to put the mother and her child first throughout the pregnancy and into the first years of childhood. These groups support women by providing for their needs during this magical time in their lives. (LEARN MORE: 32,000 Fewer Abortions Happened After Roe v. Wade Was Overturned, Report States)
Compassion And Extremism
The second point focuses on compassion rhetoric. She noted that one doctor’s testimony in Kansas helped sway even Democrat lawmakers to override their Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly to protect children who survive abortion attempts. The doctor spoke of their experience caring for the children who survive their abortions, and the compassion we must have for these beautiful gifts that God protected from the evil of humanity. (LEARN MORE: Pro-Lifers Remain Hopeful Despite Supreme Court’s Temporary Abortion Decision)
Finally, McEnany wants to expose the extremist nature of Democrat policy around abortion. “I’d love to see a presidential candidate look at Joe Biden and say, ‘President Biden, when does [an unborn] baby feel pain?’ I don’t think he could answer that question. Why isn’t every Democrat in America being asked that question?”
You Can Protect The Lives Of The Unborn Today
Your voice is saving the lives of the unborn. Even in these dark hours, Good News is never far away. We just have to shine a little light on it (because it’s not like the mainstream media will).
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