Kristan Hawkins

We have to win women.

It is.

some of the conversations on our side of the aisle right now, on X, for example, and I, my algorithm's all whacked, right?

Of who I, you know, based on what I do.

But it is unhelpful to have some of these conversations that are happening and how we're

attacking these women because they are our mission too they are our neighbors and yes we can vehemently disagree and tell them we disagree like yes voting for Zoran Mondami will destroy New York City as we're all now seeing right but we need to be able to have conversations with them and a reasonable respectful mayor because they're actually part of our mission too is to win them over

The problem is that I'm seeing right now is I'm getting attacked on my own side.

Like, oh, you're a raging feminist.

There's too many women leaders in the pro-life movement.

We need more men.

There was literally a podcast recently where the person said, when women fight, it's ugly.

You can't fight Moloch, Satan.

With women.

I was like, shut the hell up.

You wear loafers and you're in a freaking podcast room.

I'm like out on the ground getting like sunburned on campuses and getting spit at and yelled at and death threats.

So like, I don't know, join me on a campus and do the hard work.

But it's weird because, you know, there's like this division within the movement.

I think within the conservative movement, we got to check ourselves a little bit of like these women are not.

our enemies, they are our friends, they are our sisters, they are our neighbors, they're part of our mission too just as much as these babies that we're trying to save because if we don't save her, if we can't convince her that she has value and worth and dignity, it's almost impossible to convince her that the temporarily inconvenient child in her womb for nine months