Vice President JD VANCE received a tremendous welcome from the pro -living activists in March for life on Friday at The first general address since the opening.
Vans described President Donald Trump's latest Pardon from many pro -life activists A trial by the Ministry of Justice Biden. He also talked strongly about the need for pro -family government policies, saying: “I want to see more children in the United States of America.”
Trump also I made notes to the March Mobilization for Life Via video message.
Tell the Fox News Digital marches that the presence of Vans showed that the new Trump administration It stands in solidarity with the pro -life movement and gives them optimism to the future.
“It was great,” said Amy Lewis, a supporter of living with a group of dry Fork. Christian school in Virginia. “It was amazing that he was here. We were able to see him and see that our new administration supports life as much as we do. It is really paying it to the home that we have a management here to support our support for our beliefs.”
The pro -life activist by Biden Dog interacts with Trump to pardon: “I want to embrace him.”
Sarah Morales Wadi, the activist who came with a life -supporting life The youth group of Houston “It is very inspiring to see a very high person in the office fighting with us, with children, and that we have people who support us and who will fight for life with us.”
Elizabeth Uberine, another member of the Houston Group, told the Fox News Digital that she believed that Vans was “amazing”.
She said: “When the vice president comes out and tells us about the precious life, this is visible.” “It gives us reassurance that the Trump administration is with us.”
“For him, the Vice President's speech showed” not just a politician who tells stories, in an attempt to obtain votes.
Isaac Disrrosers, a student at the University of Franciscan, a Catholic College in Steubenville, OhioFor him, Fox News Digitter told Fox News Digitter, for him, the Vice President's speech showed that “it is not just a politician who tells tales, in an attempt to obtain votes.”
“It is really Catholic, and it carries the Catholic values, and brings this sympathy and this sincere Catholic belief and faith at the table,” he said. “It is a real concern about what is happening in the world, and what is happening in our country. He generally wants freedom and equality for children so that they have the opportunity to enter this world and live an amazing life.”
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Descreters said that although he was “not sure of what can be expected” from the Trump administration regarding the issue of abortion, he is “optimistic.”
“I hope this means that this country will be more supportive and that it will decide more laws that support life,” he said.
