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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a bill to ban most abortions at 15 weeks of pregnancy in every state across the country. The bill, which received a huge backlash from Democrats and even some Republicans, comes on the heels of the Supreme Court overturning its landmark ruling, Roe v. Wade, less than three months ago. Straight Arrow News contributor Star Parker argues Senator Graham introduced the bill to start a national conversation about who we are as a people.
Kamala Harris is out there on the stump pushing abortion, abortion, abortion. Why would she be pushing abortion? Abortion, abortion after 20 million blacks have died in the womb at the hands of abortionists since Roe v. Wade became national law? Biden, that’s all he wants now. Abortion, abortion, abortion in the states, when we’re having conversations about what kind of leadership we’ll have here in Washington, D.C. in the House and the Senate.
All they want to do is talk about abortion, abortion, abortion. So Senator Graham, in response to them putting forth these bills in the House and in the Senate, the Democrats, the progressives, the liberals, putting forth these bills that allow for abortion, ninth month, ninth hour. So instead of that, become a national law and take away this moment that Dobbs has given us, the Dobbs decision to go have the conversation nationally about who we are as a people.
Senator Graham puts in a bill and says, let’s stop abortion after the moment that we know all of life is there for that unborn.
Why can’t we just have the national discussion? I was at the press conference. That’s what he asked for. But yet every mainstream media account is absolutely lying about what actually happened there. We have to have the discussion.
This is a crime against humanity. We cannot allow for abortion to continue in our country and think that we will be a blessed nation. As you’ve heard so many times that people have said our country is great because we’re good, and if we’re not good, we won’t be great. And we have not been good for a long time.
