Dr. Christina Francis

And so, you know, I think even somebody who may say that they support a woman's quote unquote right to an abortion should certainly be opposed to abortion being forced on a woman that doesn't want them.

or doesn't want an abortion.

And then finally, as you said, we know that the reinstatement of this in-person dispensing requirement would also lead to saving more lives of pre-born children.

We would see the abortion numbers go down, which we have seen go up significantly since the Dobbs decision, in particular because of the lack of an in-person dispensing requirement.

It is.

It is.

And this is not something new.

It's something that the abortion industry has done internationally for many, many years is mesoprostol-only abortions.

One of the reasons why mifepristone was developed was because of the incomplete abortion rate or where all of the baby and all of the pregnancy tissues don't pass for

out of the woman's uterus, that rate for misoprostol alone abortions is significantly higher than when you add mifepristone.

So it is more dangerous to women.

It will lead to more complications.

And I think the fact that the abortion industry is already pivoting to that shows that all they care about are more abortions.

They couldn't care less.

about women's health and women's safety.

They obviously don't care about the health and safety of preborn children.

And I think this, they really have shown their hand in this, in that they care about their profits.

They don't care about patients, which is exactly the opposite of what healthcare is meant to be and to do.

And Ali, if I can just return real quickly to something that you mentioned right before that, in that we think a little less when we go on Amazon, for instance, to buy something online.

I want to highlight the fact, because I think that there's a lot of people, even on the pro-life side, that don't fully understand this.