J. Bob: If those things get in the way of reducing abortion like the things I mentioned often do, absolutely. Are we in agreement?

If commitments to an agenda--be it anti-contraception or anti-Trump, anti-sex education or anti-clergy--get in the way of reducing abortions, while claiming they don't, add 'em.  

As the bishops told us, anti-abortion is an acceptable SINGLE ISSUE vote---so nobody should distort the issue with unrelated gripes.


 Often, I hear pro-life folks turn from an anti-abortion vision to promote agendas,  bemoaning a sensual culture, media,  modernity, Vatican II, music, Protestant liberals, feminism, et al.

Polls show most ardent pro-life folks are political conservatives on almost all issues--from guns to taxes, from immigration to health care, from global warming to personal responsibility.   But I haven't seen these signs at anti-abortion  rallies.    

"Condoms Don't Kill Babies, People Do"
"Make Love, Not Abortions"

Why?