Is the pro-life movement losing the battle post the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade?

Whether the New York legislature seeks to require Catholic schools and private schools to recognize the

students preferred pronouns. Should the rising anti-Semitism on elite

university campuses make Jewish students hesitant to attend them? And then a

12-year-old girl being killed in Texas by Venezuelan migrants becomes a flash

point on the immigration debate. We'll discuss these stories and answer some of the questions

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I'm your host Scott Ray.

And I'm your co-host, Sean Macau.

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Sean, we've got several really great insightful stories.

I'm anxious to see your comments on these two.

But the first one is about the pro-life movement flailing and failing in the aftermath of the Dobbs decision two years ago this month in January of

2022.

The ProLife Movement may have won the battle two years ago today, but they are losing the war and turning an entire generation

away from their cause.

For many Americans, over turning Roe v. Wade two years ago was a great day and I said you and I both celebrated that

significantly. Yep. Yet when the Supreme Court handed the pro-life movement their

victory in the Dobbs decision the the Pro Life Movement and its political

allies were woefully unprepared. Two years later that triumph looks more and more like a

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