Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Abortion Bill passes

"A bill that would make it a crime to take a pregnant girl across state lines for an abortion without her parents' knowledge passed the Senate Tuesday, but vast differences with the House version stood between the measure and President Bush's desk.

The 65-34 vote gave the Senate's approval to the bill, which would make taking a pregnant girl to another state for the purposes of evading parental notification laws punishable by fines and up to a year in jail.

The girl and her parents would be exempt from prosecution, and the bill contains an exception for abortions performed in this manner that posed a threat to the mother's life.

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"No parent wants anyone to take their children across state lines or even across the street without their permission," said Senate Majority Whip Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. "This is a fundamental right, and the Congress is right to uphold it in law."

..."Congress ought to have higher priorities than turning grandparents into criminals," said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass."

And who said the conservatives were loosing? This bill passed, despite the kicking and screaming of the democrats, in both houses.
This is sort of a no brainer bill as well. In the public schools, a kid can't get a pain pill with out a parents permission, but it should be ok for someone to take the kid to murduer a child? What a double standard.

5 comments:

Matthew Celestine said...

That is good.

Over here a lady raised this issue in the courts. She wanted the govenrment to require parents to be informed before girls under 16 are given abortions. The court rejected her case and so abbortion can still take place without parental knowledge.

God Bless

Matthew

RobertDWood said...

Wow, that is just sick.
It's murder...

TheEarthCanBeMoved said...

HOOAH!!!

Mercy Now said...

I think a lot of us are sick and tired of the liberals' agenda. In fact, I read an article about gays in a Mass town that make fun of straight couples and calling them "breeders". Yeah, now that they got their way up there, they are discriminating against others. It's time we fight back w/ full force so contact your Congressman and continue to spread the truth.

RobertDWood said...

ROFL. Breeders? Thats hilarious.
Ahem...

We have a conservative house, the senate is nominally conserative, and the president is conservative on social issues.
Its not gonna get much better then we have it now.