Posted on 07/29/2014 1:25:50 PM PDT by blueyon
Abortionist Steven Chase Brigham was in a New Jersey court on Friday seeking to persuade a judge to allow him to keep his last remaining medical license, which is currently under suspension after the discovery of his secret illegal bi-state late-term abortion scheme in 2010.
Brigham’s attorney, Joseph Gorrell, asked Administrative Law Judge Jeff Masin to consider “good faith” motivations for Brigham’s actions that nearly cost at least one young patient her life.
corinna-and-celeste-21b“’Good faith’ and ‘Brigham’ are two terms that don’t belong in the same sentence. Brigham has such a sordid – and heavily documented — history of abortion abuses, crimes, and deceptive behavior that it’s hard to believe that any judge would need to spend more than five minutes on a decision to revoke his license,” said Troy Newman. President of Operation Rescue. “If you think Kermit Gosnell was bad, Brigham is much worse in many ways, because........
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“Every medical misfit on the east coast that has run out of options seems to have found a welcome home in Brigham’s abortion organization.”
When you are such a bad doctor that no one will have you, you can always start murdering babies and unsuspecting young women.
If it was up to me, he'd be swinging from the end of a rope.
Somewhat discordant to hear of a deliberate, calculated murder being committed “in good faith.”
For the Left, when they are caught red-handed doing evil, they always fall back on “but we had the best intentions” as if that makes it all okay... and in the eyes of fellow liberals, it is enough to excuse the worst of crimes.
Twisted serial murderers ALL.
Twisted serial murderers ALL.
oh, no. Eye for an eye, limb for limb.
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