November 1, 2024
Samuel Alito, Associate Justice, Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health, June 24, 2022
Samuel Alito, Associate Justice, Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health, June 24, 2022
From the very moment of conception, every unborn child is a living, precious human being with the innate right to grow, thrive, and be loved. Babies aren’t defined by their development or how they were conceived—they deserve equal protection from conception to natural end of life.
Every baby deserves to experience life’s opportunities and reach their full potential. Even the most vulnerable—tiny Alaskans waiting to be born—deserve equal protection and justice. We must create a society where every life is cherished and defended from harm.
Unborn children, with their unique identity and intrinsic value, need safeguards that last a lifetime. At the same time, we must support the medical professionals who strive to protect both mother and child, ensuring that our laws back their best efforts even when outcomes are tragic.
When a life is lost, it is not just a statistic—it is a profound loss that calls on us to uphold our responsibility to protect every human life. By acting on these needs, we affirm our commitment to caring for those who cannot speak for themselves, embodying our highest values of love, dignity, and unwavering respect.
From the very moment of conception, every unborn child is a living, precious human being with the innate right to grow, thrive, and be loved. Babies aren’t defined by their development or how they were conceived—they deserve equal protection from conception to natural end of life.
Every baby deserves to experience life’s opportunities and reach their full potential. Even the most vulnerable—tiny Alaskans waiting to be born—deserve equal protection and justice. We must create a society where every life is cherished and defended from harm.
Unborn children, with their unique identity and intrinsic value, need safeguards that last a lifetime. At the same time, we must support the medical professionals who strive to protect both mother and child, ensuring that our laws back their best efforts even when outcomes are tragic.
When a life is lost, it is not just a statistic—it is a profound loss that calls on us to uphold our responsibility to protect every human life. By acting on these needs, we affirm our commitment to caring for those who cannot speak for themselves, embodying our highest values of love, dignity, and unwavering respect.