Kamala Harris Lied About Abortion During the Debate, Here's The Truth - LifeNews.com
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
65% : Pro-life advocates blame confusion created by the abortion industry with causing doctors to deny women treatment.64% : Pro-life advocates Gianna Jessen and Melissa Ohden survived botched abortions.
48% : Harris asserted that Trump would preside over the installation of a Big Brother-style surveillance of every pregnancy in America.
40% : This statement had been repeated at the Democratic National Convention, and the Harris-Walz campaign has claimed in TV spots that Trump has endorsed "requiring the government to monitor women's pregnancies.
39% : "It's the vote of the people now," Trump said at the debate.
23% : FactCheck.org noted curtly, "Trump has not made such a proposal."
23% : Trump removed the Republican Party platform's historic commitment to passing a Human Life Amendment, aspirational as it was, and has repeatedly said he opposes any further national legislation on the issue.
12% : The issue of infanticide cropped up during the debate, as President Donald Trump cited comments made by a former Virginia governor about allowing babies born alive during birth to die -- a position Trump called "execution after birth."
5% : Presidential debates have often been compared to professional wrestling matches, but the ABC News debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris more closely resembled a handicap match, with Trump taking on three opponents at once: Harris and both moderators.
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