ever since Roe v. Wade, Americans have debated the question, When does life begin? Some of us believe it starts at conception, others at viability, and others, amazingly, not until birth. But once a baby has been born, everyone agrees life has begun, and this baby is a new human being with all his or her God-given rights. Well, what was once obvious seems to have been called into question lately. The Supreme Court shocked America recently by ruling that States may not ban partial birth abortions. Now we are hearing stories of children being born alive in abortion clinics and then left to die. H.R. 4292, the Born Alive Infants Protection Act, codifies in law that, once a baby is born, it is legally alive. Unbelievably, the National Abortion Rights Action League and their allies call this a renewed assault on Roe. What they really mean to say is that, when a doctor botches an abortion and the child is born alive, the doctor should still have the right to kill it. How far we have fallen, Mr. Speaker?
Joe Pitts: “ever since Roe v. Wade, Americans have debated the question, When does life begin? Some of us believe it starts at…”
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Discussing the implications of the Supreme Court ruling on partial birth abortions and the Born Alive Infants Protection Act.
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