If I had one wish...

I really wish that the people who were passionate about "pro-life" were just as passionate about Syrian lives.

Others: "...but I voted for him because I am pro-life."
Me: "Well, I did not vote for him for the same reason." 
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If you voted for a man who plans to suspend the Syrian refugee program but post absurd Facebook posts about the #womansmarch not being aligned with the Pro-life agenda, please know that your argument is invalid to many. A life is a life, you get to choose which one you're standing for. 





and if you're confused about the refugee program plans that the new president has: http://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2016/11/15/502010346/for-refugees-and-advocates-an-anxious-wait-for-clarity-on-trumps-policy

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