When I'm looking at the landscape of the abortion issue in the United States, I recognize

that the primary pillar of power for big abortion lies in their relationship with the Democratic

Party.

That's how they maintain power and control.

But we know that at least 21 million registered Democratic voters today consider themselves

pro-life.

And the third of voting Democrats.

But what I find also is significant is that the vast majority of Democrats across the

spectrum reject late-term elective abortion.

And yet the party maintains such an extremist point of view, one that does not represent

even the vast majority of Democrats.

All of the leadership for the Democratic Party is radically pro-abortion, as well as the

Democratic Party platform.

It's a lie.

When most people think of the pro-life movement, they think of conservative Christians.

And generally speaking, they're right.

But that isn't the whole story.

In fact, some of the most important work being done today to expose the grizzly reality

of abortion is coming from people who never step foot inside a church or right wing think

tank.

People such as Teresa Buchovenik, a progressive atheist who has devoted herself to the pro-life

cause because she argues it is the only way to consistently advocate on behalf of the

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