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The Democrats' embrace of a no-limits abortion stance isn' t a departure from Roe
10/22/2022 10:11:00 PM The Democrats' embrace of a no-limits abortion stance isn' t a departure from Roe
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The Democrats ' embrace of a no-limits abortion stance isn't a departure from Roe President Joe Biden grabbed a reporter and told him to “get educated” about the limits on abortion that were permitted under Roe v. Wade before it was overturned by the Supreme Court. When asked if he supported any restrictions on abortion, Senate candidate Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D-PA) replied, “I don’t.” Asked whether that was true even in the third trimester of pregnancy, he said, “I believe that choice is between a woman, her doctor, and a god if she prays to one.” BIDEN WIELDS INFLATION REDUCTION ACT AGAINST GOP AS INFLATION RAGES ON HIS WATCHKatie Hobbs, the Democratic nominee for governor of Arizona, was also asked if she thought there should be any limits to abortion. “The decision about abortion should be between a patient and their doctor,” she said, refusing to commit to any. Read more:
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President Joe Biden said Friday that while he has not made a formal decision about running for reelection in 2024, it is his 'intention' to do so. Read more >> Conception to 18 is fair game. So Democrats enjoy infanticide. Got it. Voters will choose on Nov. 8th to keep the Fetus Police out of Congress. President Joe Biden stumps for John Fetterman at Philly fund-raiser“You’re gonna win,” President Joe Biden told John Fetterman after stepping off Air Force One. He will win but no due to him. We remember. what was fetty's response? looked like a mannequin silently standing behind his wife all day SEE IT: Ice cream-devouring Biden lights up Times SquareA giant billboard of President Joe Biden devouring ice cream has taken over Times Square. JoeBiden Dimming light… JoeBiden This is disgraceful ‘John’s got to win,’ President Joe Biden says at John Fetterman fund-raiser in Philly“If we do not maintain the Senate and the House this next election, a lot’s gonna change,' Biden said at Fetterman's Philadelphia fund-raiser. becasue the GOP is so profoundly bereft of ideas and candidates, these folks are where we must place our hope for the future. thanks a lot, gopers. SEAN HANNITY: Are you better off today than when before Joe Biden became president?'NOT JUST JOE': seanhannity tears into the 'Democratic Radical Socialist Party' for their mounting failures: 'No wonder Republicans are surging in the polls.' seanhannity seanhannity seanhannity They aren’t Joe Biden Has Become Increasingly Loose in Front of DonorsSpeaking in lavish private homes, yacht clubs and Zoom calls, Biden’s remarks are nearly always longer and funnier, more blunt and more unwieldy than the speeches he’s delivered to the broader public. Um, duh. Okay. Point? Joe Biden Stumps in Pa. for John Fetterman, Says 'World Is Looking'President Joe Biden says the “rest of the world is looking” to see who holds control of Congress after the upcoming midterm elections . He is warning that Republican victories would jeopardize the nation’s standing abroad as tries to deliver a boost to Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman’s campaign for the Senate. Frankenstein and the walking dead One nut stumping for the other nut. They both look stumped 😂 His frustration might have been better directed at Democratic candidates.Fetterman’s health will be center stage .Roughly 330,000 people walk through the New York City hub every day, and those walking through on Thursday bore witness to the image of the president eating an ice cream cone, according to a report., which collapsed in January. When asked if he supported any restrictions on abortion, Senate candidate Lt. Gov. “I would assume he helps with Black voters if there is concern there,” Ceisler said. John Fetterman (D-PA) replied, “I don’t. #JobCreatorsNetwork #Bidenflation #recession2022 pic.” Asked whether that was true even in the third trimester of pregnancy, he said, “I believe that choice is between a woman, her doctor, and a god if she prays to one.” » READ MORE: Money will be key to both Senate campaigns in the final weeks of the race.” BIDEN WIELDS INFLATION REDUCTION ACT AGAINST GOP AS INFLATION RAGES ON HIS WATCH Katie Hobbs, the Democratic nominee for governor of Arizona, was also asked if she thought there should be any limits to abortion.” But Fetterman also gave kudos to Biden. “The decision about abortion should be between a patient and their doctor,” she said, refusing to commit to any. “If I had $70 million, I could probably convince you that you were a Cowboys fan,” he said to some groans. "HERE'S THE SCOOP: Bidenflation is a recipe for disaster," the sign read, adding,"C'mon Joe, the numbers don't lie. Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) wouldn’t directly answer whether he supported any abortion restrictions, pointing instead to his Republican opponent’s position on the issue. But we’ve been able to push back, and we’ve been able to hold that line — and not only are we still standing after that assault, we’re actually still winning. He has voted for a bill, often described as codifying Roe, that would wipe out most such restrictions already in place at the state and federal levels."Bidenflation is giving this economy a painful ice cream headache. Gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams (D-GA) connected abortion and family size, arguing that without resort to elective abortion, inflation would hit women with additional children even harder.” Ceisler also said Biden’s empathy could be compelling as he stumps for Fetterman, a stroke survivor.” He acknowledged the race is looking very close but touted how he’s never trailed in the increasingly tight polls. Totally unrestricted abortion with taxpayer funding is no more popular than no-exceptions total abortion bans and is less popular than laws that prohibit the procedure with exceptions between 15 and 20 weeks. Roe may poll well while the Supreme Court, reversing it does not. I would think he could speak articulately to the health challenges Fetterman has faced and his confidence in his ability to overcome them and using that experience to be a champion for Pennsylvanians. But the public does not support abortion at any stage of development right up to birth and generally only favors its legality under certain circumstances. The polling has been consistent on this across decades. The White House reached out to Fetterman’s campaign the day Biden announced he’d pardon all small-possession federal marijuana convictions . Biden is right to be exasperated.S. But in some ways, the more extreme Democrats are being more faithful to Roe, and certainly the bills advertised as codifying the 1973 Supreme Court abortion decision, than he is. “We have enormous opportunities. Roe was written to acknowledge some compelling state interest in protecting fetal life in the third trimester while essentially mandating abortion on demand in the first two trimesters. But even that was subject to a health exception so broad (defined in the companion case Doe v. Because John, you have character, man, and character matters. Bolton as including “physical, emotional, psychological, familial and the woman's age” as factors) as to negate most such restrictions. What Roe seemed to give in terms of tools for legally protecting fetal life before birth, Doe took away. “But I do absolutely know that I’m definitely a much better candidate than Dr. When Roe was narrowly upheld in 1992’s Casey v. Planned Parenthood ruling, the trimester framework was replaced with a more explicit standard of fetal viability. More abortion restrictions began to pass judicial muster, and more were enacted. But even bans on partial-birth abortion, for which Biden voted as a senator from Delaware, weren’t upheld by the Supreme Court the first time they were challenged. Biden has argued that Roe and Casey draw the line at viability and so does he. Unlike Roe’s trimester framework, when fetal viability occurs can happen progressively sooner in pregnancy due to advances in medical science. He has backed bans on partial-birth and post-viability abortions over the course of his career, though he also once supported barring taxpayer-funded abortions through the Hyde Amendment too. Nevertheless, Roe did not unambiguously draw this line, and the federal abortion rights bill the White House and nearly all congressional Democrats supported erases it entirely. Poll after poll shows majorities saying they support Roe while also favoring abortion restrictions that were at least arguably impermissible as long as it remained in effect. Surveys similarly show majorities saying they want to codify Roe while endorsing restrictions the main Democratic bill in question absolutely would not allow. The Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe not only allows for greater legal protection of children before birth, but it also allows abortion policy to more closely reflect public opinion and to be made by officials directly accountable to voters in a way the nine justices are not. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE IN THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER Not for the first time, Biden is trying to rescue the Democratic Party from its extremism on an issue — while seeming totally unaware of how much he has actually embraced it. .