OPINION: Democrats’ losing abortion strategy doubles down on extremism
National Federation of Republican Women President Eileen Sobjack joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss what issues are motivating female voters to cast their ballots this November.Just when you think the Biden administration couldn’t stoop any lower, the president isHis closing pitch to voters is that, if they elect Democratic majorities in Congress on November 8, the first bill he’ll sign next year will mandate abortion on demand in all 50 states.
In their desperation to hold onto power, Democrats have spent nearly $320 million on ads pushing this agenda, The New York Times reports – 10 times the amount spent for ads about abortion for every dollar spent focused on inflation, and more than twice as much as they’ve spent on ads about crime.isn’t ending inflation, protecting families from crime, ending the crisis at our southern border or helping students who’ve suffered terribly from school shutdowns. It’s enshrining an absolute federal"right" to abortion on demand – past the point when babies have heartbeats and can feel pain, even up until birth – all paid for by taxpayers. Such extremism isn’t confined to the White House. Almost every Democrat in Congress has already voted for the grossly misnamed Women’s Health Protection Act, which would block both state and federal lawmakers from protecting the unborn. Far from merely"codifying Roe v. Wade," this bill would even override longstanding, commonsense laws that were upheld prior to the Dobbs decision, such as parental notification, informed consent and protections for health professionals from being coerced to participate in abortions. And since the ends justify the means to the pro-abortion Left, Biden has already come out in support of destroying the Senate filibuster to shut down opposition and force his radical views on Americans. This extremism is a far cry from the days when leading Democrats used to call for abortion to be"safe, legal and rare." It won’t stop them from losing Congress, either. Democrats’ abortion agenda is out of touch with the majority of Americans – but it’s all they have, and they are clinging to it. Democrats’ position defies reason. Democratic candidates across the country such as Pennsylvania Senate nominee John Fetterman, Georgia gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams, Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock, and Wisconsin lieutenant governor and Senate nominee Mandela Barnes have yet to state a single coherent limit on abortion they would support. Some are falling back on"the standard of Roe v. Wade," without mentioning that standard gave us the same extreme late-term abortion policies as China and North Korea. Others, like Fetterman, openly call abortion a"sacred right." Abrams even went so far as to claim that unborn children’s heartbeats are a myth made up by men and suggested that aborting babies is the solution to our nation’s serious economic woes. Sadly, science and compassion are irrelevant to the Democratic Party’s radical base. What does matter is propping up the brutal abortion industry at all costs.
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