by Mark Rodgers & Kiki Bradley
To reduce unwanted pregnancies, support maternal and prenatal health, and ease the social and economic costs of caring for the child after birth.
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In Aesop’s fable “The Old Man and Death,” a man,
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, returning the regulation of abortion to the states, has been something we’ve worked toward tirelessly for decades. The question for many of us in the pro-life community who have been crying out “We can’t bear this any longer” is this: Are we ready to get what we have wished for? Are we prepared to support the women for whom abortion is no longer an option to end an unwanted pregnancy?
About the Author
Mark Rodgers is the principal of the Clapham Group and formerly a staff director of the Senate Republican Conference and chief of staff to Senator Rick Santorum.
About the Author
Kiki Bradley, a partner with Chartwell Policy Solutions, is formerly a GOP House leadership aide and a presidential appointee at the Department of Health and Human Services in the Office of Family Assistance.
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In Aesop’s fable “The Old Man and Death,” a man,
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, returning the regulation of abortion to the states, has been something we’ve worked toward tirelessly for decades. The question for many of us in the pro-life community who have been crying out “We can’t bear this any longer” is this: Are we ready to get what we have wished for? Are we prepared to support the women for whom abortion is no longer an option to end an unwanted pregnancy?
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About the Author
Mark Rodgers is the principal of the Clapham Group and formerly a staff director of the Senate Republican Conference and chief of staff to Senator Rick Santorum.
About the Author
Kiki Bradley, a partner with Chartwell Policy Solutions, is formerly a GOP House leadership aide and a presidential appointee at the Department of Health and Human Services in the Office of Family Assistance.
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