Hell to the yeah!
CNN Health released a piece Tuesday with results from a study that suggested that there were 32,000 fewer legal abortions in the United States in the six months following Roe v. Wade being overturned. (This is CNN, so that's supposed to be a bad thing.)
The Society of Family Planning, a pro-abort organization, sponsored the research. It collected data from abortion providers across the nation and found that in the 13 states where life is valued, abortions fell more than 95%. YAY!!! Thats what pro-life laws are set up to do! Save lives!
The group found that since the Dobbs decision, there were 32,260 cumulative fewer abortions from July -- December 2022 when compared to the average monthly number of abortions from pre-Dobbs calculations. That means there were roughly 5,377 fewer abortions per month following Roe’s reversal.
Praise GOD! Babies' lives have been saved!!
Here’s a table that indicated the cumulative findings. State by state breakdowns can be found on page 9-11 of this link.
Numerous Conservatives were in celebration of the decrease in abortions …
32,000 babies saved -- all whose boundless potential we will now get to experience and cherish. Praise God! https://t.co/2Ykz58co1M
— Kayleigh McEnany (@kayleighmcenany) April 12, 2023
Report: 32,000 babies were spared from abortion in the first six months after the overturn of Roe 🙌 https://t.co/SvJM05C4wI
— Not the Bee (@Not_the_Bee) April 12, 2023
32,000 babies are alive https://t.co/aEg63YsERF
— Nicole Silverio (@NicoleMSilverio) April 12, 2023
In other words… abortion restrictions work! Let’s keep it up #prolife
— Joshua Niday (@JoshuaNiday_) April 12, 2023
Praise God! This is wonderful news and a blessing to the precious children who have had their lives spared!
— Sara (@brightislandusa) April 12, 2023
… while the left showed their anger:
32,000 less, hmm... How many complications and/or deaths resulted from pregnancies that should and would have been aborted?
— DillPickle (@BumpyDillPickle) April 12, 2023
That’s 32,000 unwanted kids on the government dime. Excellent work, @gop!
— simrich (@simrich) April 12, 2023
This means 32,000 pregnancies, most will come to term. That is 32,000 children who will live a life of insecurity. 32,000 souls that will question why they exist. And this is in 6 months.
— Unnamed Baby 13806- Domestic Supplied Infant (@RCSoundworks) April 12, 2023
Baby Scoop 2.0 - The 21st Century Edition. https://t.co/MMm4vdNUlV
While we can celebrate the fact that 32,000 babies' lives were spared, there’s still work to be done. “While the number of abortions declined overall, those provided virtually through telehealth increased each month and accounted for a growing share of abortions overall. There were more than 8,500 telehealth abortions in December, more than double compared with April,” CNN wrote.
These telehealth abortions are when a woman chats with a doctor out of state who then prescribes her the abortion pill to kill her baby. With the FDA’s approval of the easy distribution of these drugs, its no wonder more babies have been killed and more women’s lives have been put at risk because of them.
32,000 fewer abortions than predicted is great news but that’s only a 6 percent of the abortions that did still and will still happen. Until that number shows that 100 percent of predicted abortions didn't happen, the fight for life is still ongoing.
