Ep 497 | Surprise: The 'Women's Health Protection Act' Doesn't Protect Health | Guest: Alexandra DeSanctis
Today we start off by talking to National Review writer Alexandra DeSanctis about the Women's Health Protection Act. DeSanctis closely follows the progressive pro-abortion movement and has all the relevant facts about this bill and how it really just exists to codify a "right" to abortion in law. Then, we go over some of the actual text of the bill and discuss the horrific reality of abortion and what the procedure actually entails.
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Show Links:
H.R. 3755: "Women's Health Protection Act of 2021" - full text of the bill: https://bit.ly/39MmlLM
National Review: "Susan Collins: Congressional Democrats' Abortion Bill Is Too 'Extreme'" https://bit.ly/3ifAtC4
Guttmacher Institute: "Evidence You Can Use: Later Abortion" https://bit.ly/3zRhQtZ
LifeSite: "How a 3rd Trimester Abortion is ACTUALLY Performed (In Words of an Abortionist)" https://bit.ly/3AXfYkW
Live Action News: "How Third Trimester Abortion Works: The Induction Method" https://bit.ly/3ognTpJ
The Center for Medical Progress: "Fetal Experimentation at the University of Pittsburgh and Planned Parenthood" https://bit.ly/3CYEIJW
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