“The unborn person doesn’t have constitutional rights”, Mrs. Clinton said on NBC’s “Meet the Press”. Because unborn children have no constitutional rights. An unborn person? She’s going to hear from NARAL about going off-script about this.
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Richards, who has led Planned Parenthood since 2006, said there has never been a stronger onslaught against women’s health and reproductive rights and the organization itself than she has seen in this election.
“I have been a proud Democrat all my adult life”, Clinton said in Eau Claire, Wis. “And I think that is kind of important if we are selecting someone to be the Democratic nominee of the Democratic Party”.
After the interview aired, Diana Arellano of Planned Parenthood Illinois Action tweeted her reactions to Clinton’s word choice.
The comment “further stigmatizes #abortion”, Ms. Arellano said in a tweet. And as you may know, I’ve received the vast majority of newspaper endorsements.
“‘Abort a child’ is medically inaccurate, as the fetus is not yet a child”.
“The unborn person doesn’t have constitutional rights”, Clinton said, adding that “the woman’s right to make decisions” is the be all and end all when it comes to abortion.
Pro-choice advocates have long abhorred terms such as “child” or “person” when describing the unborn, arguing they imply a false sense of humanity.
“I don’t think anything inappropriate was done”, she said. That investigation is reportedly wrapping up, and is likely to conclude with in-person interviews of Clinton and several of her top aides before the Justice Department decides whether to file charges against anyone.
“‘Abort a child’ is medically inaccurate, as the fetus is not yet a child”, the guide reads….
Bernie Sanders is looking ahead to Wyoming’s young voters right after what could be a close race with Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin.
But they will incense USA conservatives, as the debate over abortion continues to be a major issue in United States presidential campaigns. “This is a woman who has been standing for women her entire life”.
Either the mother is carrying a “child” and that child has rights.
“I suppose this could all be coincidence, but the most likely scenario is that the Secretary’s Asia trip produced an intelligence report that was directly relevant to the security of Clinton’s communications”.
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GEORGE: Now, do you believe that unborn babies are persons within the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and if so will you call on Congress to use its authority under the Fourteenth Amendment, pursuant to Section 5, to protect the unborn? Clinton: Well, under our laws, currently, that is not something that exists.
