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Pro-life public figures speak out in support of Georgia heartbeat bill

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Pro-life public figures speak out in support of Georgia heartbeat bill

While we’ve heard all about the celebrities threatening to boycott the state of Georgia over its heartbeat bill — which has been passed by the Legislature and awaits Governor Brian Kemp’s signature — other popular public figures have spoken out in favor of the heartbeat bill and protecting the preborn. Below are a few examples:

Actor Stephen Baldwin, whose pro-abortion brother, Alec Baldwin, was one of the celebrities who signed the letter threatening to boycott Georgia, spoke out more than once.

Actor Kevin Sorbo:

Mike Lindell, MyPillow inventor and a financial backer for the movie, “Unplanned”:

Well-known high school-aged conservative commentator CJ Pearson:

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Evangelical pastor and author Ed Stetzer:

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