Vice President Kamala Harris used a campaign stop in Atlanta on Friday to tie former President Donald Trump to Georgia’s abortion ban and recent maternal deaths as the campaign continues to drum up support related to reproductive rights.
An investigation from ProPublica this week revealed that at least two Georgia women died because of delayed emergency medical care under the state’s abortion ban — the first time a “preventable” maternal death has been linked to the post-Dobbs abortion bans.
“This is a health care crisis, and Donald Trump is the architect of this crisis,” said Harris. “Now we know that at least two women — and those are only the stories we know here in the state of Georgia — died, died because of a Trump abortion ban.”
Harris spoke to the the family of one of those women, Amber Nicole Thurman, during a campaign event with Oprah Winfrey on Thursday. Thurman, 28, died of sepsis after she was unable to receive a necessary dilation and curettage until it was too late. Georgia physicians risk prison time for performing abortions prohibited under state law. […]
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By their own account, those deaths were caused by democrats’ lies …
Who led the doctors and patient to believe they’d be breaking the law?
If she cared about whether or not she was breaking the law, why did she break the law to travel to another state to get the abortion?
If Georgia law doesn’t allow abortion pills, must it cover any and every base in terms of what may occur as a result of taking those illegal pills?
Were she and the doctors unable to use a telephone? How hard is it to pick up a phone and call a lawyer? And why didn’t the “professionals” do that immediately upon passage of the law?
Don’t women die from use of such drugs, and from sepsis, in other states? Didn’t that happen prior to the overturn of Roe v. Wade?
There are a thousand such questions.
She took an abortion drug, and the drug killed her.
She murdered the child, and in the process murdered herself.
Democrats lied about the law, for political purposes. They led her and the doctors to believe those lies. Apparently to the point that she was extremely terrified, if not paranoid, about being arrested and going to jail. If anyone killed her, democrats killed her.
My eye does not pity those who suffer the consequences of sin. (Duet 19)
You murder a child, and in the process murder yourself, well that’s just too bad for you. Might as well be a man trying to kick a pregnant woman in the belly, slip on a banana peel, hit your head on a rock, and kill yourself in the process. You deserve worse than what you got. And that’s just the truth.
Dozens of ultra-super-duper-intelligent, supremely “educated” democrats, including the woman herself, were unable to do five minutes worth of due diligence to find out whether or not the procedure was lawful?
Begs the question. Are they that incompetent, and that stupid, or was it more a matter of a political stunt that resulted in two deaths instead of the intended one murder …
Smells to me like they were trying to prove a point, make a political statement, and paid the ultimate price for it. They didn’t do that due diligence because they didn’t want to do that due diligence. Plain and simple.
Too flipping bad …
You reap what you sow …