When it comes to Democrats, I have never really understood their need, their fixation, nor their fascination with the killing of babies. And it has been over the years that simply being able to murder your baby became to be never enough, and as time went on Democrats demanded that a woman be able to kill her baby further and further into the pregnancy until, in some states, she was even able to murder her baby even after it had been born. But then, isn’t that the way it always is with Democrats? Dare I say that it was their never-ending demands for later and later abortions that finally prompted the Supreme Court to return the issue to the states.
But according to Democrats there is actually no such
thing as a “a late term abortion.” Take for instance the Democrat governor of
Minnesota, Tim Walz. It was this past Friday during an appearance on “CNN News
Central,” that Walz defended rejecting Republican amendments on late-term
abortion to abortion legislation by stating that late-term abortion is “a
strawman. It doesn’t happen,” late-term abortion is an “incredible rarity”, and
that “when those types of things happen, it’s because a decision was made to
protect the woman’s life, to make sure that those decisions are made by
healthcare providers.” This guy knows that’s not true.
And it was co-host Boris Sanchez who asked,
“Governor, as this law was still in its early stages, Republicans described it
as too extreme. They tried to promote a number of amendments — specifically
around late-term abortion — that you rejected. Is that something you might
reconsider? Late-term abortion isn’t very popular.” Walz responded, “It’s a
strawman. It doesn’t happen, Boris. These are cases — when those types of
things happen, it’s because a decision was made to protect the woman’s life, to
make sure that those decisions are made by healthcare providers. They know
that. They know the incredible rarity of these situations."
And he said, “It’s not as if someone’s making these
decisions based on just a late decision that they didn’t get around to making.
That’s just nonsense. And again, they continue to split hairs.” So I can’t help
but wonder, if late term abortions are such a rarity, then why the big fight
over making it law? According to this guy, as it is with every other Democrat, it’s
never too late to kill an ‘unwanted’ baby. What this guy conveniently leaves
out of the conversation is the fact that late term abortions are up to a third
of all abortions, and according to Planned Parenthood, and are performed on the
basis of “protecting the MENTAL HEALTH” of the mother, 100% of the time.
Look, this discussion would not now even be taking
place if abortion was overturned. Abortion is sanctioned murder no matter how
you choose to look at it, but their argument has always been that it’s nothing
but a blob of cells. A blob of cells right up to the moment of birth, some say
even after birth. So their argument is one that it is a woman’s right to murder
her child at absolutely any stage of development. Late term abortion is nothing
but a backdoor attempt to codify abortion. If late term is deemed okay, then
the whole murderous procedure should be the law of the land. That is their
rationale, and one state can set a dangerous precedent.
And I find it all rather interesting how it is that
men are completely shoved out of the entire abortion discussion, as if they
should have no bearing at all upon whether, or not, their own flesh and blood is
able to live or die. It’s rather convenient, don’t you think, that men are only
brought into the discussion when/if women choose to demand 1 to 18 years of
child support. The left wants this to be a women-doctor decision only, even
though it greatly impacts men, and even society in general. I get the feeling that
this governor would vote for abortion right up to elementary school age if he
knew there was a secret ballot where no one could trace it back to him.
Walz is a total clown. He knows abortion, while as a
last resort, was always allowed at the late term for the health of the mother.
He fought tooth and nail to keep that in the abortion law for everyone, at any time,
and now pretends that it rarely happens. Apparently, because of the morons who
live in his state, the Democrats now control all branches of government in
Minnesota and this guy Walz has a King complex. All life is important no matter
how far along a woman’s pregnancy is. Walz’s justification for allowing women
to murder babies is reprehensible. Life is not determined by a baby’s time in
its mother’s womb, life begins at conception, not when Democrats say it does.
And it was another Democrat, former governor of Virginia
Ralph Northam, who, I might add, was also a physician, who was once asked point
blank about what should be done with a baby who was fortunate enough to survive
an abortion. He said it would be up to the mother whether to let it live or to
let it die. He said, “We would keep it comfortable until the mother decided
what to do.” Absolutely barbaric! It’s true that an abortion done to save the
life of the mother is so rare that it rarely ever happens. Late term abortion,
however, is very real and not all that rare. And the governor knows this to be
true or he wouldn’t be so opposed to the laws against it.
This Democrat governor is splitting
hairs. We all pray that late term abortion is a rare occurrence, as it should
be. If this is something that becomes necessary, for any number of reasons,
there should still be a process in place to make that decision, and at least a
few requirements that must first be met. For a party that wants to control
every aspect of your life, Democrats are particularly unconcerned about the life
or the death for the unborn, the nearly born and the just born. They are
somehow convinced that this one promise that they made to their liberal constituents
is much more important than all of the other promises they have no intention of
keeping.