Roe Vs Wade: New York Democrats Have Spoken

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The Democratic Party is dead. It was aborted this past week in New York.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) signed into law the country’s most permissive, most liberal and the most disgusting pro-choice abortion ruling — passed by the New York State Senate — allowing full, third-trimester abortions right up to the time of natural birth if the mother chooses death over life for her child. Reaction to New York’s new far-reaching abortion law has been swift and decisive.

Catholic Priest – Father Jonathan Morris – a frequent religious contributor to Fox News called New York’s Reproductive Health Act of 2019 “horrific … horrible … ghoulish.”

Advocates say the New York law legalizes abortion up until the point of birth if the life or health of the mother is deemed at risk or the baby is not viable. This new law is intended to protect women’s pro-choice abortion alternatives in New York in case the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe Vs Wade at some point in the future thereby making abortion illegal nationwide.

Seven states plus Washington, DC allow late-term abortions, according to Fox News reports.

“The world has gone crazy,” said Father Morris. “It is this type of accidental honesty that will either wake up our culture from its moral slumber or will prove we have lost our soul. If such barbarism can be justified by a voting population, we have lost our minds.”

Agreeing with Father Morris is New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan who called Gov. Cuomo’s Reproductive Health Act of 2019 – “Ghoulish, grisly and gruesome.”

On the bright side, the Virginia State Legislature had been considering a similar bill but it was shot down. However, liberal Democrat Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, a medical doctor, shocked the nation Wednesday when he endorsed the right of a woman to be able to let her baby – born alive – die on the delivery table if the mother did not want the baby. Northam’s comments exploded over mainstream media news as the abortion issue heats up once again.

An opinion poll released Thursday on Fox News revealed that 81-percent of voters nationwide thought late-term abortions should not be permitted except in rare cases. It’s difficult to get 50-percent support on any issue in America but 81-percent is rare meaning the political boiling point is approaching.

“This is pure infanticide. It’s also an argument for eugenic murder. Northam is specifically talking about delivering an infant alive and then asking the mother whether the infant should live or not,” said conservative columnist Ben Shapiro. “This is pure evil. And yet this is the position of Democrats across the country.”

News reports say Democratic Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo has also gone on record supporting a similar law.

On Wednesday night Gov. Cuomo ordered that the World Trade Center in New York City be lit up in pink to celebrate the “ghoulish” Reproductive Health Act of 2019.

This disturbing trend will light a bonfire — not only under Pro-life forces – but also the many Democrats, Independents and Republicans that totally disagree with legal late-term, up-to-birth abortions.

Expect pro-life President Donald Trump to take full political advantage of these far-far-left extremist laws that make killing a new born child legal. In his State of the Union address — now set for Feb. 5 — the president is sure to beat up on the Democrats over these new terroristic abortion laws. He should slam them hard and take no prisoners.

The Democratic Party has been hijacked by radical militants.

About the Author Britt Nelson relocated to Costa Rica in 2011 from Florida, where he served as news editor for the Palatka Daily News, a newspaper owned by the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group (NYT-RNG) for 20 years.

Nelson served the NYT-RNG for 18 years in Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida as a correspondent, reporter, staff writer, senior staff writer training new reporters, copy editor, page designer, editorial writer, editorial page editor and editorial board member.

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