NC LEGISLATURE OVERRIDES DEM
GOV’S VETO AND MAKES INFANTICIDE ILLEGAL, By Steven Ahle, 5/5/19.
The Democratic Governor Roy Cooper had vetoed a bill making
infanticide illegal but the legislature overrode his veto. The “Born-Alive Abortion
Survivors Protection Act,” Senate Bill 359, will
now become law and any baby that is born alive must get treatment the same as
any other child.
To me, this is a common sense law that
every state should adopt. This explodes the myth that abortion-friendly groups
put out that abortions are to save the life of the mother. It is to assure the
death of the child. The argument has been when does a baby become a baby? But,
if a baby is born and breathing, there should be no doubt.
From The Conservative Tribune - The “Born-Alive
Abortion Survivors Protection Act,” Senate Bill 359, is meant to protect newborn babies who survived abortion from potential
murder or neglect and requires health care providers present give those babies
the same treatment provided “to any child born alive at the same gestational
age.”
The bill would also make “any person who intentionally performs or
attempts to perform an overt act that kills a child born alive punishable for
murder” under state law.
Cooper vetoed the bill last month, saying the extra legal protection for
newborns is unnecessary, according to The News
& Observer.
“Laws already protect newborn babies and this bill is an unnecessary
interference between doctors and their patients,” Cooper said in his veto
message, the News & Observer reported.
“This needless legislation would criminalize doctors and other healthcare
providers for a practice that simply does not exist.”
But as
some Republican senators pointed out throughout the debate over the bill, extra
protection for newborns isn’t “unnecessary” or “needless.”
If the bill is unnecessary, why
would the governor fight against it? Because it’s about the right to kill and
that violates the constitution which guarantees life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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