"Should Unborn Babies Count in the U.S. Census? | Bill O'Brien Explains the Constitutional Case"
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Bill shares his decades-long involvement in the pro-life movement and explains why he believes the 14th Amendment's use of the word "person" should include unborn children. He discusses an ongoing effort to challenge the U.S. Census Bureau, arguing that unborn children deserve recognition and representation under the Constitution.
In this episode:
Why Bill believes unborn children should be counted in the U.S. Census
The constitutional argument surrounding the 14th Amendment
How the Dobbs decision could influence future legal challenges
Why census data affects congressional representation and federal funding
The connection between personhood, representation, and public policy Frozen embryos, fetal homicide laws, and legal consistency
Connecticut Right to Life's educational mission
How listeners can support the Unborn Babies Count initiative
Bill also shares the history behind his lawsuit against the U.S. Census Bureau and explains why he believes recognizing unborn children as persons could have lasting legal and cultural implications.
Whether you're interested in constitutional law, public policy, personhood, or the future of the pro-life movement, this episode explores one of the most unique legal questions facing America today.
Want to see more from Bill?
https://unbornbabiescount.org
https://ctrleducationalliance.org
Thank you for watching The Ever-Living Podcast, a heartfelt space to share the stories and voices of women who champion a culture that values and protects life. Each episode we seek to empower, offering connection, hope, and strength through the journeys of those who work and pray for this cause. Crafted for women seeking purpose and community, we welcome you to join us in cherishing every single heartbeat.
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