Senator Marco Rubio launches strategy to 'protect life, help mothers, and strengthen families'
The Biden administration reaffirmed its support for abortion by implementing new measures on the issue. The Republican's plan, called "A Winning Pro-life Strategy," with the goal of "exposing the Democrats’ abortion extremism."
A few days before the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Senator Marco Rubio's office released a pro-life memo that includes a strategy to "protect life, help mothers, and strengthen families."
The program highlights the importance and impact of an issue like abortion in this year's presidential elections. The text points out that "Democrats largely control the narrative about abortion," and that this "message of fear and control has resonated with American voters."
Senator Rubio highlighted in the statement that voters "do not trust Republicans to lead on this issue," and assured that "action is needed, or worse outcomes will follow."
'Three fundamental principles that pro-life Americans should rally behind'
The program details "three fundamental principles that pro-life Americans should rally behind":
Supporting mothers and their babies with compassionate, pro-family policies; exposing the Democrats’ abortion extremism; and protecting the unborn by championing just limits to abortion.
The senator highlights that Republicans have "responsibility to advocate effectively for that cause," since their party "believes in the dignity of the human person, the importance of family, and the unalienable right to life":
Biden called Republicans 'extremists' and 'cruel'
The memo is published a few days before the Biden administration reaffirmed its support for abortion by presenting new guidelines regarding the issue and methods of contraception. President Joe Biden called Republicans "extremists" and "cruel" in a speech at the White House and further declared that the GOP's stance on abortion is a "dangerous, extreme and out-of-touch agenda."
Senator Rubio declared that "the truth about abortion, from the horrors of late-term abortion to the lack of basic protections for the most vulnerable" will be exposed: