No, I'm not a Christian who's pro-choice. Like many of you, I too am pro-life. When voting, I also select candidates who are most in line with my beliefs - who don't agree with murder of innocent lives. I also happen to be a single-mom. A single-mom who once was pressured to abort my own baby. ... a single-mom who chose life. ... a single-mom who is now painfully confused by your obnoxiously loud opinions. You see, pro-life isn't just a darkened circle on a ballot or a Saturday protest at the capital. If we are going to vote pro-life, it's a longterm decision that we need to carry out until the day we die. If we are going to vote pro-life, we also need to be pro-birthed-babies and pro-single-moms. Nine months later, give or take, that baby your votes helped save has needs that can no longer be met on the inside of his or her mother. Meaning, you'll have to actually see him or her and society will be impacted by what type of person he or she b
"She wasn't born Her. She found Her over a long, treacherous road. And the more treacherous the road became, the more of Her she found." -atticus