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What Biden’s presidency means for the pro-life movement

By Shawn Carney
Published January 19, 2021 5:00am ET
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What Biden’s presidency means for the pro-life movement
Signs are carried during the March for Life in front of the Supreme Court in D.C. | (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

On Jan. 20, America will enter a new term under the most pro-abortion government our nation has ever seen. Its laws are still rivaled only by the current abortion and infanticide laws in North Korea and China.

With Jan. 22 marking the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, something Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will no doubt celebrate, abortion and women’s rights are sure to take center stage.

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