A sitting Governor describes a baby being born alive, intact and whole and then describes a death panel’s decision over whether that born child should live or die.
That was the moment I saw it happen.
Oh because he was a physician and had at some point(s) in his history delivered a child or two whose life hasn’t ended in a “post-birth abortion” we were supposed to trust that he cared about all kids.
In his multiple back-to-back days’ worth of press conferences reading prepared statements we were told that we weren’t supposed to question his thoughts on the care of children. After all, even in the original incident, he said that the baby would be offered “comfort” before the death panel decided if that same “comforted” child would be given vital life-saving care or simply allowed to perish.
But here’s a rather obvious question, “If it’s not a living child, capable of feeling pain, why is comfort necessary?”
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It's murder.
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ReplyDeleteGovernor Northam is a baby doctor by training. His statement was more chilling than the recent Polar Vortex. But let's recall that Obama's Obamacare would empower de facto 'Death Panels' to pull the plug on older Americans just as easily.
Deathocrats. Vile creatures.
And now he is under attack. Payback?
ReplyDeleteHe said the baby would be given comfort and resuscitated if necessary. Why in the world would they resuscitate the baby only to turn around and kill it?
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