OPINION: Pro-abortion forces broke the bank to convince voters abortion extremism is normal. They failed.
Live Action President Lila Rose joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the lessons learned from the 2022 midterms results regarding abortion and how the Democrats and Republicans each approached the topic.Elections are all about narratives. Before election day, a narrative is set by the national media that informs how the parties will decide to spend their cash. The media’s narrative, and the subsequent political spending, has a tremendous influence on who wins and who loses.
There was a lot for pro-lifers to celebrate following election day. Strong pro-life governors who have passed significant protections for the preborn were overwhelmingly re-elected. Pro-life Republicans will continue to control the state legislatures in a majority of states. And it seems highly likely that pro-life leaders will be in control of the U.S.
The pro-life movement failed to adequately reach enough voters during the midterms. We have persuasive, mind-changing content, and we even have most Americans on our side when they know the truth, but without matching and exceeding the abortion industry’s reach and resources, we can’t get the votes we need to end abortion and build a culture of life.
The results of Tuesday's referendums are a reflection of pro-life messages being out-spent by over $380 million in pro-abortion advertising. Specifically, Democrats spent $391 million on pro-abortion advertising compared to the $11 million spent by the GOP. That’s a 35-to-1 ratio – 35 pro-abortion dollars for every pro-life dollar. CHEVY CHASE, MD: Protesters march past Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home.
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