Kamala Harris Says She Will “Fight” for More Abortions
When Kamala Harris went to her campaign headquarters on Monday – taking over the campaign and staff that has been working on the Biden-Harris re-election – she told workers there she had a priority if she’s elected. More abortions.
Using a typical abortion euphemism, Harris said she will fight for more abortions and she opposes former President Donald Trump because he would protect babies from abortions.
“We who will fight for reproductive freedom, knowing if Trump gets the chance, he will sign a national abortion ban to outlaw abortion in every state. But we will not let that happen,” Harris said.
“It is this team here that is going to help this November to elect a majority of members of US Congress who agree that the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. And when Congress passes a law to restore reproductive freedoms, as president of the US, I will sign it into law,” Harris added.
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The latter part of her comments refer to a bill that would overturn every pro-life law in American and impose abortions up to birth nationwide.
And that’s why one pro-life leader says Harris is a pro-abortion extremist.
“Kamala Harris’s record on abortion is frightening to say the least. She is more extreme than Biden – horrifying. As a Senator, Harris voted against a 20-week protection for babies who feel pain and opposed providing health care to babies born alive after a failed abortion,” says Jeanne Mancini of March for Life.
“She will be an unabashed advocate for the abortion industry pushing abortion on demand up to birth, with no protections for unborn children,” Mancini continued. “Pro-life activists I am talking to around the country are more emboldened than any time since Roe to rally and educate Americans about her radical record on abortion.”
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