Best Republicans are joining forces to support the brutal dismemberment and murder of unborn children by using methods that truly harm women, according to a growing coalition of best Republicans. Their false sense of security, which just comes by pretending to take an unwell- named “moderate” attitude on ending living in the uterus, yet, does nothing but eat away at their base and what’s left of our nation’s conscience.
The Trump plan worked tight, as The Federalist’s Logan Washburn lately reported, to “gut” the GOP’s pro- lifestyle measures. Given Trump’s interpersonal history on abortion so far, it’s not surprising that the decision effectively led to a system that ditches the thorough pro-life claims of yesteryear in favor of okaying 99 percent of pregnancies under the guise of a” state problem” approach.
What is astonishing, however, is how quickly Republicans who appeared to be pro-life rushed to help the styles of the Trump plan without giving a damn about the voters ‘ express wishes.
Sen. Marco Rubio over the weekend suggested that the GOP’s position on life really reflect who we are otherwise.
Sen. J. D. Vance bolstered the dogpile on Sunday when he fully supported the mifepristone petition because the U. S. Supreme Court rejected a pro-life issue next quarter. The substance, which is responsible for more than half of the world’s pregnancies, is also risky to parents and in some cases, dangerous.
On NBC News ‘” Meet the Press,” Vance said,” I think it’s important to say that we actually have to have an important conversation about what our abortion policy should be.” Trump is the wisest person in this situation. He asserts that the states will decide the majority of pregnancy policies.
GOP stupidity in the pregnancy is not new. However, the obvious abandonment of the pro-life principles held by a sizable portion of the Republican base is still just as intolerable as it was in the 1970s.
Prior to the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson decision, it is undeniable that officials had a much easier time pretending to be pro-life because Roe v. Wade had earned itself a reputation for tying the arms of elected leaders who tried to limit infanticide.
The Republicans who hid their inaction behind its wall in an effort to appeal to a pro-life foundation are now converting that foundation to a proper platform that was excessively modified to satisfy Democrat lies now that Roe is dead and gone.
Democrats and the press have long touted a false dichotomy in an effort to intimidate their political rivals into silence about newborn children by pretending Republicans can only get elections by disavowing pro-life guidelines. Nevertheless, some of the GOPers honed as the most adept at training the advertising push have adopted the same language.
Officials like Vance and crooked corporate advertising claim that sacrificing pro-life plans on the altar of winning votes is not their winning strategy. In a tight and important election year, it is dangerous to play a risky game against the christian, pro-life voters whose excitement at the polls put people like Trump, Rubio, and Vance in business in the first place.
Republicans ‘ reluctance to support full-speech pro-life policies would be understandable if they were working to support pragmatic policies ( like the popular 15-week abortion caps ), which would bring the United States closer to civility. After all, the American public is already far more pro- life than politicians, media, and polls give it credit for.
The only party that still maintains a distant interest in preserving life, marriage, and family as institutions that lead to human flourishing is making a costly mistake by trying to remove the sanctity of life from GOP politics.
In the name of the 14th Amendment, supporting brutal abortions that kill babies and cause measurable physical, mental, and emotional harm to women is not just morbidly ironic. It results in a self-fulfilling prophecy that runs the risk of altering the perceptions of voters and the culture in favor of the radical abortion policy that Democrats claim is possible.
Millions of more babies and women will be harmed by GOP support for abortion, which also means that a party that favors the appeal of the unpromised ballot box over their moral and constitutional obligation to defend every person’s natural right to life.
The Federalist staff writer and host of The Federalist Radio Hour, Jordan Boyd. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordanian received her bachelor’s degree from Baylor University, where she majored in political science and minored in journalism. Follow her on X @jordanboydtx.
