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Meghan McCain clapped back at Planned Parenthood in defense of her pro-life stance following criticism from the billion-dollar abortion business.
McCain has become an outspoken pro-lifer in recent months as she regularly shares her views as a co-host on ABC s daytime talk show “The View.”
Planned Parenthood s criticism of McCain followed a post on Twitter of her fellow co-host Sara Haines speaking on The View about the vaccine passports which would ban U.S. citizens from traveling unless they ve had a vaccine for COVID-19. I cannot argue privacy on a public health issue like this when I don t understand how the most private thing in my body – my uterus – seems to be open for business when it is convenient politically, Haines said of her support for vaccine passports.
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A group of pro-life Democrats and other pro-life activists gathered on Capitol Hill and across the country Saturday to oppose the exclusion of a long-standing ban on federal tax dollars being used to fund most abortions in a recently passed spending bill.
Speakers at the Democrats for Life of America s Save Hyde National Day of Action pose for a group photo in Washington, D.C. with the U.S. Capitol Building in the background on Apr. 10, 2021. From left to right: Catholic University of America Michael New, pro-life activist Purity Thomas, DFLA Executive Director Kristen Day and Americans United for Life President and CEO Catherine Glenn Foster. | The Christian Post
WASHINGTON A group of pro-life Democrats and other pro-life activists gathered on Capitol Hill and across the country Saturday to oppose the exclusion of a long-standing ban on federal tax dollars being used to fund most abortions in a recently passed spending bill.
Droves of activists clad in purple descended on Lawyers Mall outside the Maryland State House on Thursday afternoon to protest abortion and advocate for access to care from conception until natural death as lawmakers milled from offices to the chamber to drop last-minute bills before the deadline.