So what is GOP's plan for the new wave of newborns?

[Rev. Rye]

To answer the question asked in the title of this thread, nothing! The morons who offer up adoption are chasing a bullshit utopia that will never exist. Even with more funding for adoption, there still will be a vast majority of unwanted babies never to get adopted. And that money will not come with secular rules. Just like "school choice" it will go to a majority of Christian adoption charities. They will not let LGBT adopt, and they sure as hell would not let atheists adopt. 

They have also no damned intent on funding family stability after a birth even if the parents decide to keep it. Once the baby pops out the GOP has constantly said, "fuck you, you are on your own.'

All this abortion ruling will do is make abortions far more dangerous in the states where they are banned or absurdly and dangerously restricted. 

Nothing good will come from this draconian ruling. It isn't about pro life, it is merely about power over women based on an old book of mythology in the age of male patriarchal dictator kings.

The only real plan pro-lifers have to help these babies they "saved" is to expect people to hold to a very unrealistic sexual standard. Some people might be okay with not having sex before marriage, but bear in mind: the same scene from Spotlight where the expert explained that 6% of all Catholic priests offend against children pointed out that half of all priests break their laws of celibacy (mostly in more normal ways).  And priests are men who made a solemn oath to be celibate, and are usually well past their sexual prime. If they can't do it, I can see no reason to expect that horny teenagers will all abstain. The closest thing I've seen to a solution for them is to just marry and not divorce. Fun fact: this is the #4 most popular post on r/prolife and this should speak volumes about how much work they've put into fixing the problem:

They have a bullshit idea of how things should be, and if they don't actually pan out, well, I guess those are the breaks. Just as long as you don't have an abortion or end a relationship.


Rather telling is this little ad: 



Somehow, it never occurred to the makers of this ad that maybe men like these, the kind that balk at the responsibilities of parenthood, or even the sort of responsibility where they're not trying and failing to be the next PewDiePie probably wouldn't make good parents. Or that making them do so would probably end up making life worse for everyone, including the baby you're trying to keep alive.