March for Life Draws Thousands, Calls for Stronger Republican Stance on Abortion
Despite recent setbacks, pro-life advocates remain optimistic and focus on supporting pregnancy resource centers.
- Thousands of pro-life Americans gathered in Washington, D.C. for the 51st annual March for Life, marking the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and expressing their commitment to making abortion 'unthinkable'.
- Speakers at the rally included March for Life President Jeanne Mancini, House Speaker Mike Johnson, and University of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh, among others.
- Despite recent setbacks in state-level pro-life measures, attendees remain optimistic about the future of the movement and call on Republicans to take a stronger stance on the issue.
- Many attendees see abortion as a top issue in upcoming elections and are looking for presidential candidates who will champion restrictions on abortion.
- Support for pregnancy resource centers was a key focus of the event, as a proposed rule from the Biden administration could limit some funding sent to such centers.



































