Jeanne Mancini: Women's March doesn't speak for me or many others who value human lives

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : (And of course, Planned Parenthood, which benefits financially from abortion, is helping to organize the event.)
52% : It should come as no surprise that this year's March would make support for abortion its macabre theme.
43% : These discoveries and numerous others should shape how we approach abortion, especially after 15 weeks, but pro-abortion advocates are stuck in the past.
43% : Stanton called abortion "a crying evil," and Anthony condemned "abortions and infanticides" in her famous Social Purity speech.
38% : The truth is that abortion always ends in tragedy for mother and child.
37% : This event is such a far cry from the early suffragettes like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who, over a century ago, took a courageous stand against abortion precisely to empower women.
36% : In placing abortion above all else, these abortion activists quickly lose women like me - and the millions of baby girls whose lives have been lost to abortion since 1973.
35% : Trailblazers like Stanton and Anthony rightly realized that rolling back virtually all restrictions on abortion would also have serious safety consequences for women - not to mention its negative psychological and societal impact.
34% : The United States already keeps infamous company with China on late-term abortion - let's not let abortion do what China's decades-long war against baby girls has done.

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