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pro-life

Pro-choice, see there.
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Hillary Clinton--a staunch supporter of abortion rights--spoke last year about working with the prolife movement to realize a common goal of fewer abortions.
A little less confrontation, a little more action: after more than 30 years of stalemate, some on both sides of the abortion debate are ready to put down their signs and start trying to work together
I often refer to the "seamless garment" approach to being prolife, and I think we Catholics are called to so much more than just marching and carrying signs.
Pro-all-life
There are other potential prolife pickups against incumbent pro-abortion Democrats, depending on who the challenger is:
2018 U.S. Senate elections: Great Pro-Life opportunities abound
Finally, we need to be prolife where it counts--in our checkbooks.
Positively prolife
Your prolife efforts changed the course of history.
Pro-Life Rep. Paul Ryan re-elected Speaker of the House: pro-life work in 2016 elections paying dividends for unborn babies
The Catholic Church is firmly committed to a prolife position.
Irreconcilable differences? Wrestling with American prolife politics
Gzowski continued Morningside's support for the pro-abortion community while shutting out any and all prolife input.
From Bill Mullally re Gzowski's "freezing rather than flailing". (Letters to the Editor)
Though mainline sources of news tend to ignore the conflict--as they do most issues that would lend credence to a prolife orientation--the struggle is real.
Prolife doctors should have choices, too
The problem thus far--and I believe the prolife movement has been especially complicit in this--is that we have focused only on abortion and not on women's needs.
We can find common ground on abortion
Sometimes a truly prolife candidate can be tripped up by the media, be confused, ill-informed, misquoted, or quoted out of context.
Want to elect a pro-life president? Here's what not to do
In 1989 Morgentaler secured an injunction which prohibited all prolife activity--including prayer--within 100 metres of his clinic.
Miracles on Gerrard Street
As we anticipate those nominations, perhaps the greatest responsibility we in the political field have right now is to ensure we have a prolife Senate that will confirm pro-life nominees and block judges who would entrench and expand Roe.
2016 Senate elections: here's why you must vote!

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