Wouldn’t you like to hear the answers of “pro-choice” politicians to these questions?
By Dave Andrusko
Editor’s note. With mid-term elections a month from tomorrow, we continue to provide new posts and reprint relevant posts from the past (see below).
Pro-abortion President Barack Obama
But, on the off-chance reporters actually asked pro-abortion candidates real questions, rather than lobbing softballs, what might they ask? Trevin Wax, Managing editor of The Gospel Project, posted a wonderful article yesterday titled “10 Questions a Pro-Choice Candidate Is Never Asked by the Media.”
You can read the article in its entirety. What follows are a sample of the ten questions you never hear asked:
* In 2010, The Economist featured a cover
story on “the war on girls” and the growth of “gendercide” in the world
– abortion based solely on the sex of the baby. Does this phenomenon
pose a problem for you or do you believe in the absolute right of a
woman to terminate a pregnancy because the unborn fetus is female?
* In many states, a teenager can have an
abortion without her parents’ consent or knowledge but cannot get an
aspirin from the school nurse without parental authorization. Do you
support any restrictions or parental notification regarding abortion
access for minors?
* If you do not believe that human life
begins at conception, when do you believe it begins? At what stage of
development should an unborn child have human rights?
* You describe abortion as a “tragic
choice.” If abortion is not morally objectionable, then why is it
tragic? Does this mean there is something about abortion that is
different than other standard surgical procedures?
* Do you believe abortion should be legal once the unborn fetus is viable – able to survive outside the womb?
Source: NRLC News
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