Posted on 01/21/2018 10:11:53 AM PST by EdnaMode
Planned Parenthood has condemned the U.S. House’s passage of a bill that would require abortionists to immediately provide emergency medical care to an infant born alive during an abortion.
Planned Parenthood ✔@PPact The unnecessary anti-abortion bill moving through the House isn’t what people or doctors and clinicians want. #PatientsOverPolitics 12:56 PM - Jan 19, 2018
Referring to the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act as an “abortion ban,” Planned Parenthood said in a press statement:
[T]he U.S. House passed an unnecessary, inflammatory abortion ban, H.R. 4712, that criminalizes abortion providers. Medical guidelines and ethics already compel physicians facing life-threatening circumstances to respond. Doctors and clinicians oppose this law because it prevents them from giving the best care to their patients
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
How anyone can support them is beyond me.
It is not a human being until it gets home from the hospital per the democrat senator from California, whats the problem
There are born killers living among us. How do you think they were able to staff concentration camps? But then we should also blame SCOTUS for declaring baby killing to be legal.
Kill a baby born alive by neglect, or worse? That’s murder.
Planned Homicide are the ISIS of America...both love to murder...
I went to the article and then went on to read the comment section, by the time I finished reading as much as I could stand all I could was we are all just blobs of cells and maybe there’s a T-shirt slogan “Once a little blob of cells. Now a much bigger blob of cells. Life matters.” Also, how about an offer of free sterization to go along with the abortion. Would pp be against that?
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