How should pro-lifers respond to Trump?

When a Republican president goes off course on the pro-life cause, what should anti-abortioners do?

If you’re Washington Examiner columnist Peter Laffin, the answer appears to be: lecture and deride any pro-life organization that continues engaging the administration in hopes of improving outcomes — preferably from the safe distance of an opinion column, where no vote is counted, no policy negotiated, and no child’s life is directly at stake.

We take a different view.

When President Donald Trump sends mixed or frustrating signals on life issues, pro-life organizations, including CatholicVote and our allies, do not look the other way. We address concerns directly, sometimes publicly, often privately, while also proposing concrete solutions. Chemical abortion, for example, remains one of the most urgent threats to unborn children,