When the subject of abortion comes up, pro-abortion Democrats have long chanted "my body, my choice." It's the entire movement's argument boiled down into four words.
However, it's not just a flawed-on-the-drawing-board argument for abortion. The truth is that Democrats don't even believe it, anyway.
Almost all opposition to a bill that would allow terminally ill patients the right to try unproven experimental treatments is coming from Democrats. Republican leaders were trying to fast-track the bill, but could not reach the threshold of votes required without Democrat support.
The New York Times reports: "Most of the opposition came from Democrats, who said the bill gave false hope to patients and could actually endanger people dying of incurable diseases, because it would undermine protections provided by the Food and Drug Administration."
Hold on -- they don't want people facing death to experience hope?
Isn't it only "false hope" if the drug has already been proven to not work? Otherwise, it's real hope.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/lefts-body-choice-slogan-goes-missing-right-try/
However, it's not just a flawed-on-the-drawing-board argument for abortion. The truth is that Democrats don't even believe it, anyway.
Almost all opposition to a bill that would allow terminally ill patients the right to try unproven experimental treatments is coming from Democrats. Republican leaders were trying to fast-track the bill, but could not reach the threshold of votes required without Democrat support.
The New York Times reports: "Most of the opposition came from Democrats, who said the bill gave false hope to patients and could actually endanger people dying of incurable diseases, because it would undermine protections provided by the Food and Drug Administration."
Hold on -- they don't want people facing death to experience hope?
Isn't it only "false hope" if the drug has already been proven to not work? Otherwise, it's real hope.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/lefts-body-choice-slogan-goes-missing-right-try/