Thousands of Pro-Life People Join First March for Life After Supreme Court Overturns Roe

In the first statewide march for life after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. wade, thousands of Pennsylvania pro-life residents turned out for a rally to oppose abortion.

The Pennsylvania March for Life saw pro-life advocates flooding the state capitol  and the streets surrounding it to make it clear they want their state to join the 15 others that have already passed pro-life laws protecting babies from abortions.

And with the November elections just 8 weeks away, many of those pro-life advocates are looking ahead to major battles in their state pitting pro-abortion candidates against pro-life candidates.

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Keely Burke, a 27-year-old Quakertown mom who had her first baby six months ago, said she would love to see Pennsylvania join the ranks of states that have passed all-out bans on abortion.

“That will be a great day that day babies are fully protected just like we are,” Burke said. “This is definitely a single issue thing for me. I will only look at people who are prolife and that’s who I will vote for and if they don’t, they will not be getting my vote.”

That seemed to be a prominent sentiment on Monday among the sea of participants who were holding up signs and posters proclaiming their anti-abortion views. The state Department of General Services estimated the crowd size to be somewhere between, 5,000 and 5,500…. (Excerpt from The Gateway Pundit)