Big Abortion doesn’t want women to have options

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The polarized politics of our day has put pregnancy help organizations in the crosshairs. The fight is already at our door.

For a few, it’s already come through their shattered windows. For many others, it’s been some other form of targeted vandalism, threat, or violence. For some, the fight arrives via the mail in the form of a lawsuit brought by the state’s highest law enforcement officer for trying to help women who have changed their minds about an abortion they no longer want.

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