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In a surprising statement during a townhall meeting earlier this month, presidential candidate Kamala Harris said, “I’ll tell you, there are probably many here and watching who, rightly, have made a decision that they do not believe in abortion. The point that I am making is not about changing their mind about what’s right for them or their family. It’s simply saying the government shouldn’t be making this decision.”
Really? She actually believes that many people have “rightly . . . made a decision that they do not believe in abortion”?
If that’s true, then why is she promising to reinstate Roe v. Wade if elected? In her words, she “will proudly sign back into law the protections of Roe v. Wade, which basically just says it’s the person’s decision, not the government’s decision. That, in essence, is what’s behind my position.”
Doesn’t this sound reasonable? Abortion is one of the most personal decisions anyone can make, and so, if anything is “not the government’s decision,” it is this.
What Harris failed completely to address is why “many” people “rightly” oppose abortion — namely, because abortion takes the life of another human being. Could anything be more basic than that? […]
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