The mainstream media doesn’t often have much to offer but a recent conversation that took place on Fox News’s America’s Newsroom was actually really wholesome.

Kayleigh McEnany, the former White House Press Secretary and co-host of Outnumbered, graced our screens with her wise words, reminding us of the importance of standing up for our pro-life values as we approach the crucial 2024 election. Let’s explore her insightful guidance and see how we can make a difference in the fight for the sanctity of life.

Starting off the discussion, Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer introduced the topic of abortion in the political landscape. It’s clear that while our Republican candidates might shy away from tackling this issue, we must remember that the issue itself won’t shy away from us. McEnany, in her unyielding wisdom, agreed wholeheartedly, urging us to address this matter head-on.

Now, let’s delve into McEnany’s sage advice. She emphasizes the paramount importance of supporting mothers. How true! While some folks on the other side might label us “forced birthers,” it’s us pro-lifers who often step up to offer vital support to mothers and families facing unplanned pregnancies. Let’s not forget, though, that we need to enhance our efforts in providing assistance and care to ensure these courageous mothers feel empowered and equipped to embrace their pregnancies.

This brings us to the incredible work done by pregnancy resource centers. These centers go above and beyond to provide resources, guidance, and essential supplies to parents. McEnany suggests a groundbreaking concept: legislation for child support from the very moment of conception. What an innovative way to ensure that mothers receive the backing they need to confidently choose life.

Compassion is key, McEnany beautifully states. In the midst of the heated debates, let’s adopt a different approach—one rooted in empathy. Instead of escalating tensions, let’s demonstrate our support for parents and the value of every life involved. Shouting slogans like “abortion is murder” might not be as effective as we think. McEnany encourages us to share heartwarming personal stories that touch hearts and inspire change, rather than condemning mothers who face difficult decisions.

And then, McEnany unveils the power of exposing the extremism that often hides in the pro-abortion camp. Imagine a presidential candidate posing the question, “When does a baby feel pain?” to none other than President Biden. McEnany asserts that this question could leave him at a loss for words. Why shouldn’t every Democrat be asked this question if they champion abortion until birth? McEnany’s idea is reminiscent of the moment MRC intern Julia Johnson bravely questioned Nancy Pelosi about the humanity of a 15-week-old unborn baby. The evasion that followed was telling.

So, let’s take McEnany’s insights to heart. The battle for life rages on, and these three steps—supporting mothers, showcasing compassion, and exposing extremism—could very well lead us toward cultivating a culture that cherishes life instead of one that glorifies abortion. Let’s stand united, armed with knowledge, compassion, and unwavering dedication to our pro-life values. Together, we can make a difference.