March for Life's new abortion fight is against worse-than-Roe policies

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : We ought to take heart in the fact that the more Americans learn about abortion, the more they support commonsense limits.
47% : For the past 50 years in our nation's capital, we have proudly led millions of pro-life advocates past congressional offices and the Supreme Court, sending a powerful message to our leaders: we are not going away until our nation welcomes and protects each innocent human life conceived.
47% : These words aptly sum up one of the March for Life's greatest strengths - our persistent witness, education and advocacy for the unborn have made it impossible for our nation and its leaders to simply "look the other way" or feign ignorance about the harsh reality of abortion and the beauty of life.
43% : They advocate relentlessly for such heartless measures even though U.S. abortion policy under Roe made us a global outlier, and despite the fact that nearly every single European country limits abortion to 15 weeks or earlier.
42% :CLICK HERE TO GET THE OPINION NEWSLETTERConfronted with the left's regressive abortion proposals, the March for Life has a clear duty now more than ever to continue marching in Washington and equipping Americans with the truth about life and abortion.
41% : Over the years we have added many new - and some surprising - faces to our ranks: former pro-choice activists who testified about the scars abortion left on them.
40% : Our peaceful movement has grown into the largest annual human rights demonstration in the entire world, and a collective millions of people have gathered over these past five decades at the march for one common purpose: ending the tragedy of abortion and restoring a culture of life.
37% : Too few people understood what abortion entailed, and that lack of understanding about unborn life had the potential to turn many lukewarm on the issue.

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