Hey, Pro Life Jen, it's Kristen Hawkins here. I'm excited to share with you this week's

explicitly Pro Life podcast, which was first recorded for the Federalist Radio Hour with host

Emily Jusensky. Emily and I sat down to analyze last week's election in Ohio and Virginia.

And we talked about why and how the GOP should support the pro-life movement and how we need

to move forward to save the most lives. So listen up. I'm Emily Dyshensky Culture Editor here

at The Federalist. As always, you can email the show at Radio at the Federalist.com. Follow us on X at FDRLST.

Make sure to subscribe wherever you download your podcasts. And if you want to support our work,

you can go and get the premium version of the site at the Federalist.com. Make sure to stay tuned to

the podcast so you can see how many times I remember to say follow us on X as opposed to follow

us on Twitter because it just depends on the day. We are joined

today by Kristen Hawkins. Once again, we're so glad to have Kristen here. She's, of course,

the president of Students for Life and Students for Life Action, a pro-life warrior. If ever there were one,

Kristen, thank you for coming back on the show. Yes, thanks for having me. Of course. Now,

we're talking on Wednesday.

So we are less than 24 hours separated from the disappointing, although not surprising

results on issue one in Ohio.

So, Kristen, just before we kind of dive in all of the different dynamics, I want to ask right

now how you absorbed, how you have

been absorbing the results from Ohio, any big takeaways from you that have come up in the last

24 hours? I mean, I'm full of takeaways here for the pro-life movement and most importantly

for Republicans and the consultants class there

in Washington, D.C., who apparently doesn't know the definition of insanity.

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