Crickets Chirp for National Pro-Abortion Campaign?

When I watched the video of the launch of the national pro-abortion campaign, I noticed something interesting about the press audience but forgot to write about it.

Then I noticed that a commenter named Amy at Voices Carry had already identified it: for a big national campaign launch, not many reporters bothered to show up. I saw a lot of empty seats as the camera moved hither and yon.

Maybe pro-abortion "national campaign" isn't something the pro-life community should be intimidated by after all.

Numbers are showing abortions are way down. Maybe more people are starting to do what I did about 14 years ago: look beyond the media sound bites and find out what abortion is really about.

Maybe more people are starting to find out, as I did, that both the Bible and science support the humanity and personhood of the unborn child.

Maybe people are really starting to see how extreme Planned Parenthood and their buddies are...and don't want any part of it.


Maybe people are starting to realize that the "safe, legal and rare" mantra, like the "we need exceptions" excuse, is just a lot of smoke and mirrors.