There is a reason that we hold our law enforcement, our firefighters, and our paramedics in such high esteem. It is because these men and women are called to protect human life. As a doctor, I swore an oath to first do no harm, and to protect the sanctity of human life, working to care for those who are vulnerable. Here in Congress, we also swore an oath to protect our country and to protect our citizens, and that means that we must all stand for life. I am proud to stand for those who protect human life at all costs. I am proud to have cast my vote in favor of the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, and the Senate must urgently take up this important piece of legislation to protect human life. Mr. Speaker, we are all called to love children who are created in the image of God. This Nation must bind together and work to protect all of those, both born and unborn, and this Congress must always stand for human life. National School Choice Week
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