We're two pro-life women who say 'no' to prosecuting women for abortions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Today these allies are found almost exclusively within the Democrat Party, where candidates frequently can't name any limit on abortion at any point in pregnancy that they support.
44% : As pro-life leaders, we embrace pregnant mothers looking for a path forward.
42% : Together we have decades of pro-life work to prove that.
42% : Follow her @KristanHawkins or subscribe to her podcast, Explicitly Pro-Life.
39% : Attorney Paul Benjamin Linton in his analysis Overruling Roe v. Wade: The Implications for Women and the Lawexplains, "Contrary to what advocates of legal abortion may believe, women were not punished for abortion before Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973.
37% : Few things cause more alarm than the idea of prosecuting women for abortion, which the pro-life movement as a whole has rejected repeatedly.
35% : The pro-life movement includes many women who have experienced and been deeply hurt by abortion.
34% : Even Planned Parenthood has acknowledged that ectopic pregnancies are not ended by abortion - they're not even the same procedure.
34% : As leaders of two national organizations operating in all 50 states and working to pass life-affirming legislation, we state again emphatically that we oppose prosecuting women for abortion.
31% : We know the Dobbs decision was just the beginning of a new era in our work to make abortion illegal and unthinkable.

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