My faith and belief in God are the catalyst for every decision I make, and I am committed to protecting the most vulnerable among us. We all have a moral responsibility to defend the right to life, which begins at conception. Today, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the monumental case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. This case concerns Mississippi's law passed in 2018, which limits abortion at 15 weeks gestation to medical emergencies in cases of severe fetal disability. The Court is expected to decide whether laws like Mississippi's aimed at protecting unborn children pre-viability align with the Constitution. I hope and pray that the Justices will be guided by righteousness, by a respect for human dignity, by proper constitutional interpretation, and by modern science to uphold Mississippi's law, and protect the lives of the unborn.
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