Democrats are the abortion extremists

NY Times:

Republicans Alter Script on Abortion, Seeking to Shift Debate

Anti-abortion activists and abortion rights supporters demonstrated at the March for Life in Washington in January.
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Anti-abortion activists and abortion rights supporters demonstrated at the March for Life in Washington in January.
Republican politicians have refined the way they are talking about pregnancy and abortion rights, crafting their words in a way they hope puts Democrats on the defensive.
Democrats are more out of touch with voters on this issue than any main stream Republican.  The Democrats resist any limits on access to abortion whether it is safe or not or whether the baby could survive outside the womb.   Carly Fiorina has been especially effective in handling this issue and has effective painted Hillary Clinton as an abortion extremist who wants the procedure right up until the baby leaves the hospital.  Democrats oppose restrictions that most civilized countries readily accept on the procedure.

The Democrats response to the revelations that Planned Parenthood is engaged in commerce in organs of aborted babies is to attack the messenger and try to criminalize whistle blowers.  From the procedure to the reaction to its disclosure, Democrats are engaged in liberal fascism.

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