Are pro-lifers just pro-birth?

That's the question we're going to ask ourselves today.

Hey, I'm Kristen Hawkins.

Welcome to another episode of explicitly pro-life.

All right, everyone.

You hear the Twitter comments and the remarks, now remarks from your pro-choice friends all the time about how pro-lifers just don't care about women after a baby

is born, that we're just pro-birthers, that we really don't care about women. We're just pro-feetis, which is crazy

because half of all fetuses are women. But we hear this. And this is something that we need to

address as pro-lifers because, you know, that old adage of people don't care how much you know

until they know how much you care. I think that's very

true. And in fact, in some of the research that students for life, I've been mentioning this

kind of secret research students for life's been doing on mushy middle millennial women and how they

view abortion. Well, we've also been asking them is how they view the pro-life movement.

And I will tell you, I haven't seen the final results of the one, the phase one of the study

that we're doing. But I will tell you that it's pretty shocking what women think.

We had one, we had this one exercise where women had to be puppets and they had to pick out a puppet

that articulated the pro-life view and a puppet that articulated the pro-choice view.

And two women I watched, this is how it was basic, how they basically named their puppets.

One was the god puppet who was anti-abortion,

and one was the heart puppet, who was pro-choice.

What a sad statement.

What a sad reflection of how some women view pro-lifers that they know what's right

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