What do conservatives do after Roe? We need to focus on helping families.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : This advocacy fits alongside the sustained effort to ensure the religious liberty of people of faith, protecting the rights of Americans to live out their deeply held beliefs in the community, on campus and at work.
46% : Patrick Brown, a fellow at the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center, wrote in The New York Times, "Helping women, including low-income and working-class women, gain access to more resources during pregnancy and after childbirth will reduce the demand for abortion while state legislatures pass bills restricting the supply.
37% : Though Americans don't yet favor a total ban on abortion as advocates like me would like, there is growing support among Americans for significant restrictions.
35% : Conservatives should continue to stand up for the rights of parents to shape their children's education, both through reform of public schools and school choice to ensure children get the very best education.

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