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Hillary: Unborn & Children Have No Constitutional Rights

Mike

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Democratic primary front-runner Hillary Clinton ran afoul of both the pro-life and pro-choice sides of the abortion debate Sunday when she said constitutional rights do not apply to an “unborn person” or “child.”

“The unborn person doesn’t have constitutional rights,” Mrs. Clinton said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “Now that doesn’t mean that we don’t do everything we possibly can in the vast majority of instances to, you know, help a mother who is carrying a child and wants to make sure that child will be healthy, to have appropriate medical support.”
 

Brad S

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Not so long ago, the Democratic Party described other groups as non human so they could dispose of them as they wanted. Negroes are a striking example of this technique
 

Steve

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While I am glad to see that Trump isn't the only liberal to put his foot in his mouth about the political issue of abortion it still will not solve the real tragedy of abortions. ..
 

Steve

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Brad S said:
Not so long ago, the Democratic Party described other groups as non human so they could dispose of them as they wanted. Negroes are a striking example of this technique

most democrats are horrified by "puppy mills" but unfazed by abortions clinics that are ran out of back alleys, garages and basements.
 

Steve

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Mike said:
Dr. Goznell din't teach the liberals a thing.

he taught a few... but Pennsylvania elected another liberal governor so it is stalled

A legislative proposal to place new limits on abortion in Pennsylvania was in limbo Monday after Republicans that control the chamber pulled it from a final vote amid a veto warning from the Democratic governor.

The measure would ban elective abortions after 20 weeks, compared with 24 weeks in current law, and outlaw procedures that abort fetuses by removing body parts. The legislation had been on a fast track since it was introduced a little over a week ago.

The delay was a significant change from last week, when Republicans, helped by a handful of Democrats, were easily able to assemble enough votes to position the measure for the final House vote.

The bill's ban on the dilation and evacuation procedure, termed "dismemberment abortions" in the legislation's text, would not apply if needed to save the mother's life or prevent her from suffering the impairment of a major bodily function.

Sari Stevens with Planned Parenthood in Pennsylvania said the proposal would be the nation's most restrictive abortion law because it combines two elements passed by other states. The change to 20 weeks would add Pennsylvania to about a dozen states with that limit; its ban on procedures that rely on removing body parts has been passed in Oklahoma and Kansas, but those laws were enjoined by the courts.

so once again... abortion mill PP scares enough liberals into silence..
 
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