If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the l — Michael Jay Tucker
If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the l — Michael Jay Tucker
If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the l — Michael Jay Tucker
If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the l — Michael Jay Tucker
If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the l — Michael Jay Tucker
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If the anti-abortion movement took a tenth of the energy they put into noisy theatrics and devoted it to improving the lives of children who have been born into lives of poverty, violence, and neglect, they could make a world shine.

— Michael Jay Tucker
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