Running away from the issue is a proven way to lose. The GOP has gotten better at talking about abortion, but consultants continue to resist putting it up front. In the new Dobbs era, when what was theoretical is now reality, it’s even clearer the old approach doesn’t work. Pro-life candidates who want a shot at winning need to go on offense and expose their opponents as having extreme views.
Category: In The News
Studnicki, Longbons at National Review: Pregnancy Is Not More Dangerous Than Abortion
Despite its continuous, widespread dissemination for more than a decade, this ‘conventional wisdom’ is demonstrably false.
Dannenfelser and Hawkins at Fox News: We’re two pro-life women who say ‘no’ to prosecuting women for abortions
As pro-life leaders, we embrace pregnant mothers looking for a path forward. We want to see unborn children protected in the law, and we want to offer loving service to women in need. Together we have decades of pro-life work to prove that.
Donovan at The Federalist: Medical Care For The Teeniest Patients Keeps Getting Better Despite The Left’s Abortion Obsession
In fact, these developments are so rapid that children’s hospitals across the nation have been opening separate fetal surgery units.
Dannenfelser at the Washington Examiner: Unborn life needs strong national protection
After almost five decades of struggle, culminating in the Dobbs victory, pro-life members of Congress should be emboldened to act and save countless lives. This is no time to relent. It is essential that they go on offense, and they must not let their confidence be shaken by the firestorm of pro-abortion fear and lies.
Dannenfelser at Fox: Supreme Court abortion ruling puts fight for life in new Dobbs era
With the Supreme Court’s historic reversal of its ill-founded abortion precedents, we are officially living in the Dobbs era. The contrast between pro-life and pro-abortion reactions couldn’t be starker.