White Republican men are ruining the pro-life movement

The pro-life movement is not 'anti-woman' — even if some dodgy Republican men are

Brett Kavanaugh and President Trump.
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Is it "anti-woman" to be pro-life?

That's the conclusion many have taken from the news this week. Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump's embattled pick for the Supreme Court, has been publicly accused by three women of sexual assault. These concerns have become inextricably linked, in the minds of many progressives, to Kavanaugh's pro-life record. As one Yale law school student suggested, "You can't devalue a woman's right to choose and respect women."

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Gracy Olmstead

Gracy Olmstead is a writer and journalist located outside Washington, D.C. She's written for The American Conservative, National Review, The Federalist, and The Washington Times, among others.