After the proper demise of Roe v. Wade, plenty of Americans across the ideological spectrum are concerned with ensuring that women facing unplanned pregnancies have the resources they need at the beginning of motherhood. Now that fewer women will turn to the deadly “solution” of abortion, their needs will surely increase. Pro-abortion or pro-life, many of us want to see these needs met. Vice President Kamala Harris does not.
The mission to help these women isn’t necessarily new: It’s why more than 3,000 nonprofit pregnancy resource centers around the nation work to serve pregnant moms in difficult circumstances and have done so for decades.
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