Pro-life audio of day: Wendy Davis’ strange “pro-life” views
by Kelli
The Brownsville Herald shares the audio of an interview with Wendy Davis, speaking about how she is “pro-life” and how her stance in fighting to preserve abortion after 20 weeks in the Texas Senate was “not a fight [she] chose” but that she believed “women’s health was in danger.”
Davis also commented that “zero [abortions] is the optimal number… uh… but I have different ideas, I suppose, on how to get there.”
Yes, I would say that fighting for late-term abortions is definitely a “different idea” on how to achieve “zero abortions.”
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Nov.18, 2013 12:00 pm |
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Dear Wendy,
You can keep trying to talk about anything and everything else, but you’ll always be “Abortion Barbie” to us.
Sincerely,
Your Constituency Who Just Can’t Forget
I like this take:
http://www.catholicvote.org/abortion-champion-wendy-davis-im-pro-life/
Also, has she figured out who Kermit Gosnell is yet?
The “different ideas” statement is not a big deal; she is just noting how her approach would not be what eventually happened in Texas – the state gave up on the usual federal funding sources for providing birth control and a few women-centered healthcare services, and developed a state-only system. That was a big, bold move, and was something of a slash-and-burn move – it circumvented fed govt on some requirements, but to achieve this the move disrupted a whole lot of other stuff.
That is what she is referring to.