Pro-life leader Lila Rose doubled down on criticism of former President Donald Trump on abortion issues during an interview with Fox News Digital.
Mark Houck joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the violence against pro-life advocates after two were brutally beaten outside a Planned Parenthood facility in Baltimore.Live Action founder and pro-life leader Lila Rose told Americans to trust their conscience when voting for president in 2024, and argued that formerwas backsliding on pro-life issues, despite his role in the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Over the last year, Rose said,"360 pro-life bills were filed in state legislatures. There were 24,000 fewer abortions post-Dobbs. And that's even with increases in places like California. So these are steps forward.""The chokehold of Roe is now gone," Rose said. But the pro-life movement is not done in America, she argued.
"I think when President Trump was in office, there were great people that joined his administration that he surrounded himself with. Vice President Pence was a stalwart pro-life leader. He had been stalwart as a governor of Indiana when he led there," she said. Rose also acknowledged that Trump appointed"really solid" judges to the Supreme Court"who supported the right to life" and helped overturn Roe v. Wade.
In particular, Rose was critical of what she called"blind loyalty" on the part of some"diehard Trump supporters" on the former president's record on abortion and pro-life issues.
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