<Number one reason year after year for abortion? I don't want a baby now...it would be inconvenient at this time.>
Even if that were true - it isn't, but even if it were - that would not justify the distortion of the views of people who disagree with you; and it surely would not justify policies that drive up the number of abortions (spontaneous and direct) as well as the numbers of women who die from lack of adequate pre-and post-natal medical care and the number of children who die in infancy.
According to WebMD, the leading reason for abortions is the failure of birth control. (Many - not all, for sure, but many - in the pro-life movement oppose birth control.) Simple convenience is the third leading cause. The WebMD article is here: http://www.webmd.com/women/tc/abortion-reasons-women-choose-abortion
Again: even if you were right that the leading cause of abortion is convenience: What strategy or policy does that suggest to you regarding a way to discourage or decrease abortions?