Vice President JD Vance On Friday, he said that “a joy and a blessing to fight for the sake of not being born.”
“We are in fact to live that every child is a miracle and a gift from God,” Vans told the crowd in his first public appearance since every child was a miracle and a gift from God. The constitutional oath as vice president Earlier this week.
Vans praised the marches who challenged cold temperatures to be there, noting that the installation of Monday should be transferred inward due to the weather.
He said, “But you are comrades – and the bitterness of the day – you are here abroad in the cold month in particular, and I do not think that I saw such a happy crowd here, especially during this time of the year.” “The excitement, the passion, and the constant conviction that everyone here in the National Commercial Center feels clearly, he moves deeply to me and means more to President Trump and I am more than I can say.”
The pro -life activist by Biden Dog interacts with Trump to pardon: “I want to embrace him.”
He added that he was the “greatest blessing” of the life of his wife and wife, Osha, to see their three young children, “they grow, learn and become those today.
“Every father here knows this feeling, this dread is for a newborn child. It is our responsibility for pride and his protection.”
Vance also talked about the re -focus on the family to the center of American life, saying that the “criterion of national success” is “whether people feel that they can raise prosperous and healthy families in our country.”
Vice President has pledged that the federal government would not “head the FBI raids” on the homes of supporters of living, with Mark Hook, a life -supporting activist whose home was raided.
Vans also said that the era of the position of supporters in the prison has ended, with the decision of President Trump's decision Pardon multiple activists.
“I want more children in the United States of America,” said
People participating in the annual March for Life from Washington to the Supreme Court on Friday in Washington, DC (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Supporters are published on Fetterman for the “Law on Protecting Survivors from Mortgage”.
However, he admitted that young couples are facing challenges when children have children, and called on the government to take measures to make “easier to raise family.”
Before Vans's speech, Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson, R. La, said.
“For two decades before my election in Congress, I worked as a lawyer in the constitutional law, and I sued the defense cases and Johnson said:” The house is working to defend these freedoms in a different way. ”
“The good news is that there are many leaders here in Congress, just like the people behind us here, and who are committed to doing the same thing.
Johnson added, “This new White House has already shown his determination,” Johnson added. “As one of his first official work, President Trump launched the release of nearly twenty activists who support life.”
The March for Life Mobilization listens to the Vice President JD Vance Speak at Friday in Washington, DC (Reuters/Evlin Hakstein)
Florida Governor Ron Desantis The attendees urged this event to push their elected officials to “show courage in defense of not yet born.
“This is what we need from the people whom we are involved in the office. The sanctity of life does not depend on the results of the survey. Do not depend on the way the wind blows,” said Desantis.
“It is a permanent fact, and it represents the basis of our society, which was announced in the original establishment document, which we will celebrate next year, the declaration of independence, that we carry these facts intuitive, that all men were created equally, and we were given by our Creator with each other Important rights, starting with the right to life itself.
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As it appeared in this event in Senator John Thun from South Dakota, James Lancford from Oklahoma, Katie Brett from Alabama, Johnny Ernst from Iowa, Senedy Hyde Smith from Mississippi, Beit Rikitz from Nebraska, and Arizona representatives, Julie Fiorechek from North Dakota, Andy Harris from Maryland, Bob Lata from Ohio, John McGueri of Virginia, Bob Onder from Missouri, Chris Smith from New Jersey and Derik Van Eurden from Wisconsin, all of them Republicans.
