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It Chamber of representatives He has approved a bill that would penalize doctors who do not pay life for lives born living after an attempt to abort.
All Democrats except one voted against the bill, which went 217 to 204, with all Republicans in favor. A Democrat, Deputy Vicente González, Democrat of Texas, voted “present”.
The bill addresses health professionals to operate with the “same degree of skill, care and professional diligence” for a baby born with heartbeat after an abortion than during a normal birth. Doctors who violate the rule would be fined or given up to five years between bars.
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All House Democrat leaders voted against the bill (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Chamber’s GOP leaders praised the bill, and the leader of the majority Tommer, R-Minn. It is controversial, it is common sense. “
“The fact that Democrats preferred to support infanticide that voting in favor of this bill shows how extreme and out of contact has turned its party,” said Emmer.
Democrats have argued that the bill is redundant, taking into account the laws existing against infanticide and murder, and could jeopardize the lives of women who are looking for late abortions due to medical emergencies, while at the same time They penalize the doctors unfairly.
The leader of the majority of the chamber, Tom Emer, criticized all the Democrats who voted against the bill. (Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
“No one goes through pregnancy and everything that comes with this … and after eight or nine months of this is like ‘No, I don’t want to do this,’ ‘said Calif Democratic Member Sara Jacobs. Debate on the bill, adding that the operations at the end of the term represented about 1% of abortions. “It is because of a serious fetal abnormality or the health of the mother.”
He said that the bill “was not based on science or reality.”
Several Democrats that They spoke against the bill, went through emergency abortion procedures with unviable pregnancy.
Among them was the deputy Teresa Leger Fernández, DN.M., who said that the bill would allow women to “die on the table of operations because doctors are afraid to go to prison”.
Member Sara Jacobs was among the Democrats who spoke against the bill. (Getty Images)
Republicans, meanwhile, argued that the bill would prevent babies from being “died in the closet, alone and rejected as medical waste,” as said Member Michelle Fischbach, a Minnesota Republican, during the debate.
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“These beautiful babies, companions American, deserve protection because they are alive,” said representative Chip Roy, R-Texas.
Voting comes after Democrats suppressed the bill in the Senate early this week. The legislation did not pass a procedural obstacle that needed 60 votes to allow debate on its final approval.
