Life can be a winning issue, no matter what abortion activists and the media argue.
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Pro-life demonstrators celebrate outside the United States Supreme Court as the court rules in the Dobbs v. Women’s Health Organization abortion case overturning Roe v. Wade in Washington, D.C., June 24, 2022.
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Is the fight for life doomed at the ballot box?
That’s the consensus from much of the media after the midterm elections. With most of the results in, abortion defenders claim that voters delivered a decisive rebuke to Dobbs and pro-life laws. But there’s little evidence that the pro-life cause is an electoral loser. In fact, the midterms demonstrated how to achieve lasting pro-life victories.
About the Author
Tim Busch is co-founder of the Napa Institute, a Catholic lifestyle organization.
About the Author
Alexandra DeSanctis is a contributing writer at National Review.
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Is the fight for life doomed at the ballot box?
That’s the consensus from much of the media after the midterm elections. With most of the results in, abortion defenders claim that voters delivered a decisive rebuke to Dobbs and pro-life laws. But there’s little evidence that the pro-life cause is an electoral loser. In fact, the midterms demonstrated how to achieve lasting pro-life victories.
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About the Author
Tim Busch is co-founder of the Napa Institute, a Catholic lifestyle organization.
About the Author
Alexandra DeSanctis is a contributing writer at National Review.
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