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Pro-Life Billboard Defaced, Group Pledges to Maintain Message

5/1/2026

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ProLife Across America’s Denver billboard was spray-painted with “Thanks for life, Mom!” and “Life begins at conception,” then “Dead Men Don’t Rape.”
Jake Butler told President Angie Johnson about the defacement; she said vandalism has risen since 2022 Roe v. Wade overturn and nonprofit must pay for replacements.
Deacon Chad Roach’s Reformation Church of Elizabeth raised money, and ProLife Across America pledged to keep message up and maintain its 800-hotline.

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ProLife Across America’s Denver billboard was spray-painted with “Thanks for life, Mom!” and “Life begins at conception,” then “Dead Men Don’t Rape.”
Jake Butler told President Angie Johnson about the defacement; she said vandalism has risen since 2022 Roe v. Wade overturn and nonprofit must pay for replacements.
Deacon Chad Roach’s Reformation Church of Elizabeth raised money, and ProLife Across America pledged to keep message up and maintain its 800-hotline.