cat got your tongue?
By Diogenes (articles ) | July 10, 2005 7:36 AM
In preparation for the confirmation blitz, the New York Times gives us a refresher course in obstetric etiquette.
The so-called partial birth ban has been, for many years, at the center of the struggle over what is, and is not, a constitutionally permissible abortion restriction. The law involves a relatively rare procedure used to terminate pregnancies in the second and third trimesters, a procedure known medically as intact dilation and extraction. Abortion opponents contend the procedure typically involves delivering the lower part of the fetus's body, collapsing the skull while it is still inside the woman's body, and then delivering a dead but largely intact fetus.
And what do abortion supporters contend the procedure typically involves?
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Posted by: Fr. William -
Jul. 10, 2005 8:54 PM ET USA
Exactly, Diogenes, exactly. What do abortion promoters/supporters contend the procedure typically involves? Of course, they cannot accurately nor truthfully describe the evil procedure in any other way. Aren't the NYT reporters slimefully stealthful in their language... and so readily willing to protect the baby killers? Thanks for exposing the NYT's agenda once again, Diogenes.
