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Scott Walker: I thank Representative Walorski, Jackie, if I may, for her leadership and showing courage on this important topic. The…

On the recordFebruary 13, 2019
I thank Representative Walorski, Jackie, if I may, for her leadership and showing courage on this important topic. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act protects the lives of babies who survive abortions by requiring the healthcare practitioner to save the life of the baby. Sounds pretty much like common sense, doesn't it? I am a proud cosponsor of Ms. Ann Wagner's bill fighting for the sanctity of life. As a former pastor, I value each and every life that is brought into this world, and that is why it is imperative that we pass this legislation and put an end to the senseless murders of innocent babies. Earlier this week, I asked for unanimous consent, before being gaveled out, to bring the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act to the House floor for a vote. Unfortunately, my Democratic colleagues put their party leadership and affiliation over voting for what is morally right. The statistics are staggering. In just looking at a few States, we found 25 children that were born alive that survived a botched abortion just in 2017. It is concerning to think how much higher those numbers would be if we looked throughout the entire country. Simply put, I stand with 80 percent of Americans who support legislation to protect the life of a baby who survives a failed abortion.…
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Feb 13, 2019

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