Students for Life Action (SFLAction) President Kristan Hawkins announced that the DEMOCRATS FOR INFANTICIDE Campaign, has expanded to FOX News with a six-figure national ad buy, illustrating the horrific records of both candidates at the top of the Democratic Party Presidential ticket.

“The Democrats for Infanticide Campaign will help Kamala Harris and Tim Walz face their proven track record of support for infanticide, in both voting to allow it to continue and in covering it up in Minnesota when it was allowed to take place. ABC take notes, since you messed up the debate fact check,” said Hawkins. “The commercial features the sounds of an infant gasping for air with no pictures used, just the heartbreaking sound with the facts of what Harris and Walz have done to allow children to continue to die alive, outside of their mothers’ wombs, in abortion facilities across America.”

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The Democrats for Infanticide Campaign commercial is the first of three ads, a part of SFLAction’s national “Vote Pro-Life First” Digital Field Campaign, launching in swing Presidential states as well as key ballot referendum states. The campaign consists of the Democrats for Infanticide digital and TV commercial; a proven mind-changing social media quiz that asks voters how well they know either President Trump or Kamala Harris’ positions on abortion as well as on the state of our abortion laws; and a video message highlighting the viral story of Tommy Kearns, who came to a public forum asking why he had no say in his daughter’s late-term abortion at five months.

Following an initial launch in Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and New Hampshire, other states were added to the campaign, including: Arizona, Florida, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, and North Carolina. Others may be added as the project continues.