I would support informed choice rather than a total cave on the issue. Efforts to educate young women are successful and would be even more successful if young women were required to give informed consent before having an abortion. I also think that abortion businesses should NOT be allowed to advertise in high schools. This advertising is similar to infomercials in which teens are told whatever the abortion industry wants them to believe in the guise of “sex education.”
If, instead of allowing abortion businesses free access to tell teens whatever pro-abortion propaganda they want, it could be a requirement to teach accurate information about human embryonic/fetal development in high school biology classes.
Programs that provide ultrasounds have been effective in convincing young women not to kill their babies, or not to get pregnant again if they decide to go ahead with the killing.
The number of annual abortions in the US has dropped from about 1.6 million per year in the 1990s to less than 900 thousand per year. This is because of prolife efforts to educate young women.
No, it is not the time now or ever to cave on the abortion issue. Too many Republicans have already rolled over and basically given their approval of abortion at any time, for any reason (or lack of valid reason) whatsoever. We already have enough of that anti-woman and anti-baby sentiment in the Democrat party, why should Republicans turn against women as well?
very well stated!