Many like his running mate, Vice President Kamala Harris, Minnesota’s Democrat Gov. Tim Walz fabricated lies about pro-life rules while taking the stage for the 2024 vice presidential debate in New York City to advance Democrats ‘ abortion extremism.
Walz lamented the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson as opening the door for Republican states to impose common pro-life restrictions before beginning his first spiel on abortion. He named a number of people who he claimed had “horrific” conception problems but who were denied medical attention due to red state laws.
” We’re pro-women. We’re pro-freedom to create your own choice. We are aware of what the repercussions are, Walz said. ” Ladies having abortions, people not getting the treatment, doctors feeling like they may become prosecuted for providing that treatment”.
The GOP-passed pro-life laws do not make treatments for complications or unexpected loss illegal. Instead, each and every scheme makes abortion exceptions when needed to keep a pregnant woman’s life.
Walz continued, even quoting the tale of Georgian female Amber Thurman, who passed away alongside her twins after suffering the risky and dangerous side effects of the abortion pill, which caused more than half of the country’s abortions.  ,
The Democrat made false claims about Thurman’s death “in that trip” across state lines and even made the false pretense that she was not given a constriction and curettage for her toxic abortion until it was too soon due to the Peach State’s pro-life law.
” There’s a very real possibility, had Amber Thurman lived in Minnesota, she would be intact today”, Walz claimed. How can we as a country claim that landscape determines your lifestyle and your privileges, just as important as having the right to manage your own body?
If it is “necessary to reduce the death of the pregnant woman or the significant and irreversible physical damage of a major biological work,” Georgia law specifically makes exceptions for abortion procedures like constriction and hysterectomy.
Women are n’t the only ones safeguarded by these policies. Hundreds of innocent lives are saved , every time from , democratic and late-term pregnancies thanks to policy that prioritizes Americans ‘ real feelings about pregnancy.
Walz’s pregnancy lies, nevertheless, did not stop there. Walz attempted to tie Democrats ‘ battle to provide Big Fertility immunity into his extreme abortion talking points by pretending Democratic states want to ban birth control and in vitro fertilization, tricking people into believing the abortion pills made yet more readily available to them will do them no harm.
” It’s going to get more difficult, if not impossible, to get contraception and limit access, if not eliminate access, to infertility treatments”, asserted Walz, who lied for years about how his children were conceived to score political points.
Walz said who uses assisted reproductive technology is “nobody else’s business” but claimed state governments have “proposed” laws to rein it in.
Yet no state has formally considered outlawing IVF or even the Walz family’s choice of ART intrauterine insemination. After the Alabama Supreme Court acknowledged embryos are human life, not property,  , several state , legislatures , did the opposite — shielding the serial creation and destruction of embryos with sweeping promises of immunity.
The Federalist staff writer and host of The Federalist Radio Hour, Jordan Boyd. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordan graduated from Baylor University with a political science major and a journalism minor. Follow her on X @jordanboydtx.