Lydia Taylor Davis

And so they take these stories, because I personally know women who...

were raped and became pregnant.

And they're using their situations and exploiting them for their own agenda.

When in reality, I work with some of those women.

Those women would say that that child was the one good thing that came out of that horrific situation and that their child did not deserve the death penalty for the crimes of their father.

And so it's just ridiculous.

This pro-abortion movement that claims to support women is actually very anti-women.

I mean, they're coming after and threatening women like me.

They're exploiting these stories of other women.

It's the opposite of feminism.

Absolutely, all the time.

I mean, I think that's the one I usually get.

I get that this idea is going around that pro-life laws are leading to women bleeding out in parking lots.

I hear that all the time, which is a total myth.

Every single pro-life law supports medical treatment for women in pregnancies, and the medical procedure...

to save a woman's life is never a direct abortion.

It's an induction or a C-section where they can always try to save both lives.

So I would say those two exceptions are the most common arguments I hear all the time.

But it's funny because I'm like, OK, those are the 1% cases.

If you and I agree, if we agree that, sure, it can be allowed in those circumstances, would you be OK with ending all of their abortion?