Friday, September 4, 2015

Politics


 

2016 Presidential Candidates on Abortion: Do you know where they stand?

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director
GOPdebate1Which presidential candidates support abortion on demand? Who will protect unborn children 20 weeks and older – babies who are capable of experiencing excruciating pain during an abortion?
National Right to Life has researched the abortion positions of the 23 likely presidential candidates, prepared a downloadable flyer and posted it online for your use.

The comparison considered the candidates’ positions on the following issues:
· Roe v. Wade/Abortion (The 1973 Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions legalized abortion on demand throughout the United States, resulting in more than 57 million abortions since then.)

· Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. (S.1553, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, would prohibit abortions, with narrow exceptions, at a point that the unborn child is capable of feeling pain from abortion.)

· Government Funding for Abortion Providers. (S.1881 would end all federal funding of the nation’s largest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood. The money would be given instead to women’s health service providers.)

All of the Democratic candidates support a policy which allows abortion on demand for any reason. Virtually all of the Republican candidates support protection for unborn children, and oppose abortion on demand.
One of the 23 individuals listed is likely to be elected President in 2016. The comparison of the 2016 presidential candidates’ positions on the issue of abortion is in alphabetical order.
For National Right to Life’s downloadable flyer “Where Do the Candidates Stand on Life?” go to: www.nrlc.org/uploads/2016POTUScomparison.pdf
Are your friends unsure where the presidential candidates stand on life? If so, be sure to share it with them as well.
Look for updates in future National Right to Life News and National Right to Life News Today.

Source: NRLC News

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