"I personally think that we need to get back to basics in the pro-life movement," said Abby Johnson, a former clinic director at Planned Parenthood turned founder of And Then There Were None, a ministry dedicated to helping abortion clinic workers leave the industry. "We've got to get back to basic education about life in the womb. We talk about abortion, but I don't think people know what abortion is, and the perfect example of that was the Kate Cox case. … The primary victim in an abortion procedure is the baby being killed. We need to get back to: What is an abortion procedure? What is a child in the womb? When does a heart start beating? People need to know this information." Read more...