I rise tonight as we mark with sadness the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, a ruling that for decades removed the most basic and fundamental right we hold, the right to life itself. I stand here unwavering in my conviction that every human life is a sacred gift and deserves our protection. Life begins at conception, and it is our solemn duty as lawmakers to defend those who cannot speak for themselves. We should never tire of advocating for the most vulnerable among us, and we must continue striving for a culture that cherishes life at every stage. Since the Supreme Court returned authority over this issue to the States with the Dobbs decision, millions of Americans have exercised their democratic voice, but our work is not done. We must keep pushing for laws that protect life, support families, and uphold the values that make America a beacon of freedom and justice. May we rededicate ourselves to defending the unborn and promoting a society where every life has dignity and every voice is heard.
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Marking the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision and advocating for the protection of life.
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