Hey guys, welcome back to the Lila Rose podcast. All right, today we're doing something different. I am talking about how I plan to vote on November 5th on Election Day. I have been very critical of Kamala Harris and our extreme pro-abortion platform. As you guys know, I have also been critical of many of the pro-abortion positions that President Trump has taken, especially in the last few months.

We have done many episodes on this. We've also wrestled with the question of how to vote when both

candidates support abortion to varying degrees. What does that mean for the prolet voter?

And so after a lot of prayer and thought and wrestling with this for weeks, and I will say

hoping and praying

that President Trump particularly would change course on this because he has indicated some

movement in the past. So I've been hoping, you know, we're up until really the final hour here

that he would change. And there have been some concessions, which we're going to talk about here

and I'm going to share. This is an essay that I have published to X and to social media,

and I wanted to share that essay with you guys now. The essay is titled, What's a Pro-Life Voter

to Do? I have publicly opposed both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris's positions on abortion

over the last few months. I have been asked repeatedly over the last few days by media,

allies, and friends who I will be voting for on November 5th, or if I'm planning to just sit it out.

This essay explains the thought process behind both my public opposition to the candidate's positions, the difference between their positions, and my vote.

For many, including myself,

the single most important issue

to consider when deciding who to vote for

is the candidate's position on basic human rights.

Particularly the right to life.

Human life is sacred

and every human possesses the right to life, starting in the womb.

Abortion, the intentional destruction of a pre-born child, is the leading cause of death in America,

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