If you lead with compromise, I would say that's a failure. There's no compromise on killing a child,

and that needs to be the platformer in the position of every pro-life candidate. But pro-life

first for some reason sometimes are so quick to just bow down to any candidate who looks their way.

We are a powerful constituency, but if we're not using our power, we're going to get lame

candidates who are not going to make a difference. There's no state's rights when it comes to killing

babies, period. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Laila Rose podcast, and today we're doing

things a little differently. We're not interviewing a guest. We're going to be doing a really fun,

deep dive into the 2024 election. Yeah, it's coming up. Can you believe it's almost 2024?

We're going to talk about the candidates, especially, of course, from a pro-life perspective.

What's going on there? Some of the recent pro-life political developments. It's been in the news a lot,

and then we're going to do a fun segment on and ask me anything. I've gotten some great questions

from you guys. I put out and asked me anything on Facebook and Instagram, and I've got a lot of

questions and I'm excited to answer some. So thank you everybody again for listening to the podcast

for rating it. Don't forget to subscribe. If you are on YouTube, go check out the new YouTube page,

and let's get into it. 2024 is just around the corner. I can't believe how soon, how quickly

it's coming. And already we've got, I think it's now six candidates who have announced their

candidacy for the Republican side. We've just heard from President Biden just this week that he will

be running for president in 2024. Nobody is surprised by that shocker. And we also heard, by the way,

from President Biden and the Democrats that they will not be allowing any debates in the Democratic

primary. This means that President Biden will effectively go unchallenged in the primary. There

won't really be a primary. And instead he's going to go straight into contending with whatever

Republican gets the nomination. So again, not a shocker there. I want to just give a little context

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