If only Kermit Gosnell had worn pink tennis shoes

Conservative Intel ^ | 7/1/13 | David Freddoso

[The Old Hoosier]

In my Washington Examiner column this week, I note the media’s failure to draw the connection between recent state abortion regulations (obviously in Texas, but also in Pennsylvania and Virginia) and the murder trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell.

In fact, many of the regulations being considered or enacted — including the ones in the bill that Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis, D, filibustered last week — stem directly from the recommendations of the Gosnell grand jury.

The regulation mentioned most frequently as burdening abortionists is the rule requiring wide hallways. This specific rule, along with closer regulation and oversight of anesthetic administration and staff licensing, probably would have saved the life of one of Gosnell’s patients:

[txrefugee]

This dishwater-blond attention hound will never be governor of Texas. Every preacher in Texas should preach against a candidate who wants to kill healthy babies until the minute they are born. This is something to be condemned, Democrats, not something Christians admire.

[Buckeye McFrog]

so....this fall when the stupid NFL goes back to wearing pink shoes for a month, they’ll be endorsing easy abortion?