Introducing the DFL's Pro-Infanticide Act

The House DFL majority passed the PRO Act on Thursday by a 69-65 margin. This is being called the most extreme abortion bill in the United States. According to the article, "The bill is shorter than a page and doesn’t include any restrictions on when abortions can be performed, leaving those decisions to people and their health care providers. Republicans said the bill had no "guardrails," and that even abortion rights voters do not support abortions in the third trimester."

If enacted, the PRO Act would be as radical as the abortion policies in Communist China and North Korea. The DFL is exceptionally ghoulish. "DFL legislators struck down Republican amendments to regulate abortion facilities, allow local governments to restrict abortion, ban abortions later in pregnancy and protect children who are born after a failed abortion."

The late Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan once said about partial birth abortion "It is as close to infanticide as anything I have come upon in our judiciary." Moynihan was a staunch pro-choice Democrat but he wasn't willing to set aside his common sense or his morality. Apparently, today's Democrats aren't moral creatures.

Like the Inflation Reduction Act, which was dishonestly titled, the PRO Act is dishonestly titled. It should be titled the 'DFL Pro-Infanticide Act.' Abortion without limits means that a woman can abort a fully-formed baby moments before birth. In this report, DFL Rep. Athena Hollins said "I refuse to keep my abortion secret for 30+ years...":

This isn't an heroic act. While I understand that it's sometimes a difficult decision, it's still an immoral act to end a fully-formed baby's life if the mother's life isn't in danger.

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