Alabama State Rep. John Rogers: "Yes, my mother planned to abort me, but I survived the abortion."
Posted on 05/08/2019 1:40:10 PM PDT by Roman_War_Criminal
As Twitchy reported, we hadn’t before heard of Alabama State Rep. John Rogers until video surfaced of him arguing against proposed pro-life legislation, in which he argued that in the case of unwanted kids, “you kill them now or you kill them later. You bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair.”
If only there were even a third option for “unwanted” children besides abortion or execution, but we can’t think of one.
Rogers, having gained some fame from his “kill them now” speech, doubled down and started preaching eugenics, telling the local news that Donald Trump Jr., who is “evidently retarded or crazy,” is a good example of why abortion should be kept legal.
So now Rogers apparently wants to be promoted to state senator, where he’ll be even better positioned to keep crazy and retarded kids from ever being born.
(Excerpt) Read more at twitchy.com ...
I think the DNC wants this narrative now and not during the 2020 election. They want to tee up a Roe v Wade case before the Supremes as their election issue.They think that will be a winner with women given the candidate field.They can’t lose the female vote again.
Be careful what you ask for . . . his policy might have led to HIS abortion way back when.
How many people went to the electric chair last year vs how many abortions? Only morons run for office.
Misleading title. I was thinking the U.S. Senate.
Alabama State Rep. John Rogers: "Yes, my mother planned to abort me, but I survived the abortion."
We need the left to go full ‘tard and self abort themselves or at least abort themselves to extinction.
As expected.
At least he admitted that abortion is killing actual kids.....
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