But, polls show that young people are more pro-life than people think.

Red Alert Politics reports.

Planned Parenthood building $20 million “army” to turn out young voters

Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, is building an “army,” writes Katie McDonough in writing for Fusion about the Planned Parenthood Action Fund effort.

McDonough who can barely contain her excitement in writing about the summit event, profiles several young women, focusing mainly on Audrey Leonard, 18, rom Indiana. The summit was attended by nearly 1,000 people, most of whom McDonough says were under 30, took place earlier in May in Pittsburgh.

The event had a theme of the Power of Pink, with attendees including Leonardo emphasizing the need to increase voter turnout and reminding voters about the importance of local elections. The goals are objectively laudable ones, but there’s a narrow focus with an agenda. Planned Parenthood has lamented the passage of pro-life laws at the state and local levels, as do their supporters and the sympathetic mainstream media.