what a pleasure to take the well of the House on this pro-life day. That is the mud of the White House lawn and the Ellipse, Mr. Speaker, you see on my shoes and on the trousers of the suit that I wore the day I nominated George Bush for President. Following House rules here, because I just found out I cannot hold a little baby in my arms, here is Peg over here. Come here, Peg, just so I can use you as an A-frame. This is Molly Christine Oona Dornan, number 10 Bob and Sally Dornan grandchild; mommy Theresa doing well. She is 10 days old. She came a few days later than that Friday I said she was due any minute. That was a false alarm. I now have five grandsons and five granddaughters and five grown wonderful kids. There is still a bachelor out there. God willing, there will be more to come. This little Molly O. Dornan is 10 days a person. But you know what I said to 75,000 pro-lifers today? We All know she was a person 20 days ago, 10 days before she was born, or 10 seconds or 10 minutes or 5 minutes, right up to the moment of conception. We are going to win this pro-life battle, and the biggest battle is 288 days from today, putting a pro-life couple in the White House. I yield back the balance of my time, and take little Molly in my arms again.
Robert Dornan: “what a pleasure to take the well of the House on this pro-life day. That is the mud of the White House lawn and the…”
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Celebrating the birth of his granddaughter while advocating for pro-life values.
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