Electability Arguments
Ben discusses the challenges faced by the pro-life movement and the attacks on his show and Live Action. He highlights a special deal to support the pro-life cause and emphasizes the importance of making one's pro-life voice heard. Additionally, Ben explores how Democrats downplay Bernie Sanders' electability problems and criticizes the media's portrayal of Trump supporters.In this clip
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