When you take away hope, when you take away support, when you take away safety, when you take away a future, you share the blame if a woman is too frightened, too despairing, too angry, too lacking in resources.  But of course you will label it the penalty for "sin" or a matter of "convenience" when a woman is faced with that choice -- and far too often, the trouser worm who's at least equally responsible for it has already hit the road. 

Every person who voted for the man whose stated goals are to take away the safety net, kick them out of the country, turn them into second class citizens, or make them valid prey, has taken responsibility for that woman's choices or lack of choices, and has no right to claim some sanctimonious high ground that they're defending life.