In the eyes of the abortion industry, few potential nominees for the U.S. Supreme Court look worse than Amy Coney Barrett.

A conservative and a woman, Barrett contradicts the deceptive narrative that Planned Parenthood represents women’s best interests. She currently sits on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit. Relatively young, she could serve as an important vote on the nation’s highest court for decades, if appointed.

Barrett is believed to be one of about five candidates that President Donald Trump is considering to fill retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy’s seat. She previously worked as a professor at the University of Notre Dame Law School and a law clerk for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a celebrated conservative. She also is a devout Catholic – a point that abortion activists have been using to attack her credibility.

Her voice would be a welcome change to the three liberal, pro-abortion female justices on the court. And if the Supreme Court ever overturns Roe v. Wade and restores legal protection for women and unborn children, it would be easier from a public relations standpoint to do so with a conservative woman in the majority rather than with only male justices.

Last week, Trump promised to choose a nominee from a list of 25 conservative leaders, most of whom already are judges on federal circuit courts and state supreme courts. Pro-life advocates and other conservatives have praised Trump for the possible Supreme Court nominees on his list. He chose conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch from the list in 2017.

In 2017, abortion activists lobbied heavily against Barrett’s appointment to the 7th Circuit court. Planned Parenthood’s lobbying was so deceptive that several liberal law professors blasted the abortion group for attacking her with false statements.

Planned Parenthood complained that Barrett has been a vocal opponent of Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision that allowed abortion on demand up until birth.

Ironically, the abortion chain also claims America needs more women in high-level positions, while attacking conservative women like Barrett and Wendy Vitter, another judicial nominee chosen by Trump.

Trump has been clear: he will appoint anti-abortion judges who want to overturn #RoevWade. Wendy Vitter and Kyle Duncan come to mind, but the list goes on. #SaveSCOTUS #CourtsMatter — Planned Parenthood Action (@PPact) July 2, 2018