It’s been just over two months since the U.S. Senate failed to pass protections for babies born alive from abortion attempts. The U.S. House of Representatives is still attempting to even just have a vote, through a discharge petition, made necessary because leadership has blocked, dozens of times, a vote from taking place.
The act merely would have required abortion providers to
provide the same level of care to a baby born alive from an abortion attempt as
they would a baby born at that gestation. A mother could sue for damages if proper
care was not utilized. As repeated many times by the bill’s sponsor, Republican
Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, the bill would not have regulated or restricted
abortion procedures. Such a bill should have been a slam-dunk. Yet all but
three Democrats in the Senate voted against it.
Not only did all senators running for president as Democrats
vote against the bill, but so have non-senators running for the office. Some have
even doubled-down on their opposition, as well as their support for
late-term abortion.
The bill is not an abortion one, and for media outlets and advocacy
groups to categorize it as such, is media malpractice.
State legislators outraged by the suggestion that babies
born alive from abortion attempts should be left to die, have taken action.
Unfortunately, the Democratic Party is so beholden to abortion, even failed
abortions which result in live-births, that two Democratic governors have vetoed
or said they would veto the legislation.........To Read More.....
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