While Mitt Romney is trying to figure where he stands on the issue of abortion (right when he started running for the Republican nomination for president he became pro-life after a long record as a pro-choice governor) progressive leaders in Congress are working to "increase access to family planning, improve health care for low-income women and families, and prevent unintended pregnancies," according to the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.  Click here to read more about the Prevention First Act.