When congresswoman-elect Michelle Fischbach, R-Minn., is sworn in next month, she will be one of a historic number of anti-abortion women elected to the House. "I think it's a wonderful bonus for the pro-life message in Congress," Fischbach told Fox News Thursday. "I think that having strong, pro-life conservative women sharing their position on the issue -- it brings that message to a new level because it is women talking about it and sharing their opinions on it." The number of anti-abortion wins reached 18 on Monday when Iowa certified Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks' win, bringing the total for anti-abortion, female represenatives to 29, according to the pro-life Susan B.
