Hey, pro-life, Jen, this is Kristen Hawkins, and we're talking about how to win this week.

And I want to talk to you specifically about Roe versus Wade Dovey Bolton.

First of all, understand. When we're talking about Roe versus Wade Doe v. Bolton. First of all, understand.

When we're talking about Roe versus Wade, when it comes up in your conversations, you kind of

have to interject Doe versus Bolton.

Abortion advocates never like to say Doe versus Bolton.

In fact, polling agencies and national pro-abortion organizations never like to use the word in term Doe v. Bolton.

Roe v. Wade, Doe versus Bolton, companion cases, sisters handed down the exact same day, January 22nd, 1973.

Together, those cases legalized abortion in all nine months for whatever reason.

Roe v. Wade said first three months, first trimester.

Dovey Bolton said throughout pregnancy and for reasons of mothers' health.

And anytime you see in abortion laws, the word health, it can mean mental health, unless they say a mother's life,

which is her physical life, her physical being.

So just wanted to clarify that.

So Roe versus Wade, Dovey Bolton, two decisions handed down by seven men, yes, seven men,

who granted us women this right to kill our children.

All eyes are currently on the Supreme Court right now because they're going to be here

in case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization this fall.

The decision will come down before the end of the Supreme Court session, which is always like the last week of June.

This is a big case.

A lot of the abortion organizations, advocacy organizations, have been freaking out sending text messages, emails, fundraising a bunch of money saying, this is it.

This is the end of women's rights.

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