Take it up with Jim Wallis maybe? I don't think he was talking there about those kind of organisations, but rather about people who see all types of legalised killing as having something in common.

It has seemed to me that, in discussions about this on the Mudcat, some people have seemed to see the economic pressures on women to have abortions as somehow inevitable, rather than as constituting a direct assault on freedom of choice.

Fighting for changes that reduce those kind of pressures is the kind of thing on which people anyone who are genuinely pro-chopice, and people who are genuinely pro-life ought surely to be as one. As Jim Wallis advocates in that article.