I join with Democrats, Republicans, Independents, I join with liberals or conservatives that support this legislation to ban partial-birth abortions. I do not think this is a question of Roe v. Wade. It is a question of life v. death for scores of children. In 1995, the American Medical Association's Legislative Counsel, a panel consisting of 12 doctors, voted unanimously, voted unanimously, to ban partial-birth abortions. A group of 300 physicians, joined by the former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, said, ``This procedure is never medically necessary to protect a mother's life or her future fertility. On the contrary, this procedure can pose a significant threat to both.'' Today, the House of Representatives and the Nation have the opportunity to put value on the sanctity of human life; and I encourage support for this bill.
Timothy Roemer: “I join with Democrats, Republicans, Independents, I join with liberals or conservatives that support this legislation to…”
Editor's note · Context
Addressing the legislation to ban partial-birth abortions during a House floor debate.
Share
More from Timothy Roemer
I rise in support of strengthening retirement security in America. Congress should act now to clean up executive mismanagement and check corporate greed that is responsible for the loss over $175 billion in pension savings. In my home…
this amendment I think is noncontroversial and has been worked out previously with the distinguished chairman and the ranking member who have supported this. It is to establish a civilian linguist reserve corps. First of all, I am very…
It seems to me when the majority leader points the finger at the so-called other body for not doing its work, it comes on the tail of a workweek, so-called workweek, that we have had here of a half an hour on the floor Monday, we were out…
I am confident that as our partnerships continue to grow in the form of information sharing, manpower, and monetary support, more lives will be saved.





