Trump media critics have a short term memory problem when it comes to Democrat infanticide

Townhall:
Democrats Remain Dumb, Deaf, and Blind On Ralph Northam's Infanticide Comments

I know, I know. This headline may sound a bit strong, perhaps Democrats did not recognize Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam since he was not in blackface when he made his infamous radio show comments about infanticide. But, after President Donald J. Trump received backlash for rightfully characterizing Northam's remarks on what to do if a baby is born alive during an abortion at last night's "Make America Great Again Rally" in Wisconsin, perhaps somebody should remind Democrats that a sitting Governor in their party supports infanticide (other party members do, too).

Caroline Orr, an associate editor of ArcDigital, tweeted "Holy hell. Trump just told the crowd at his Wisconsin rally that after women give birth, the baby is 'wrapped in a blanket' and then 'the mother and the doctor decide whether to execute the baby.'"

This set off a media firestorm, replete with the usual characters accusing President Trump of spreading lies. CNN ran an article titled, "Trump offers incendiary falsehood on abortion at Wisconsin rally." Mother Jones wrote an article titled, "Trump Has a New Go-To Lie About Abortion, and It’s Horrific." The list from the media wrongfully slamming Trump could go on, and on.......
I knew exactly what Trump was talking about as soon as he said it, but the mainstream media acted like he made it up rather than quoting the Democrat governor of Virginia.  Then there is the fact that Democrats are beside themselves trying to keep the infanticide option available to abortionists while denying that there is a problem.

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