You don't throw out the value and dignity of human life expressed by the Pro life movement for the value and dignity of human life championed by the need for fair work and wages. Both are vital.  But if we don't recognize the value of life in the womb, the other, in its very essence loses meaning. Of course we must take care of the poor and homeless. But we need not neglect the sanctity of life to do so. We also need to fight against a system that encourages dependence on the government for living and thereby prevents the dignity that belongs to work. This in itself creates generational poverty. We could demand candidates that support both aspects of the sanctity of life - pro-life candidates from our progressive groups or pro living wage from our conservative groups. Alternatively, the Church ( and I do mean all who bear the Name of Christ) can stop expecting the government to do what Jesus told us to do - feed the poor , shelter the homeless, etc. and do it ourselves.