Letter to Harry Reid #4

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

November 9, 2013

Senator Reid:

As you know by now, Senator Lindsey Graham introduced the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act for consideration in the Senate on Thursday.  I have already asked you several times to bring this bill to the floor and ask again that you work towards its passage.  Senator, what do we gain as a nation if we allow our unborn children to be slaughtered by the millions?  What possible justification could you or any of your colleagues have for not supporting a bill that will save the lives of at least 15,000 unborn American children every year?

Senator Reid, at 20 weeks gestation a baby can feel pain.  At 20 weeks gestation a baby is a living human being that has been alive for 20 weeks.  At 20 weeks old a baby can feel the abortionist rip it apart while killing it.  No human being should be subjected to this indignity or brutality.  No innocent child deserves to die in such a barbaric manner. The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will prevent this from ever happening to another innocent child.  So, once again, why would anyone want to vote against this bill?

Favorability ratings for both Houses of Congress currently place you below head lice, cockroaches, and colonoscopies.  Since the only people you can piss off any worse than you already have are the pro-abortion lobby, why not stand up and do the right thing for a change?  Senator Reid, with your endorsement this bill can pass the Senate, then President Obama can explain to the American people why he feels he should veto a bill whose sole purpose is to save the lives of innocent children.

The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act is a small step towards ending abortion in America, but a very important step.  America’s abortion mills will kill over 1.2 million children this year.   The 15,000 children this bill will save may not sound like a big number to you until you put it in perspective.  If 15,000 children were murdered in their schools this year would you take steps to end the killing?

Senator Reid, it’s easy in life to go along to get along.  Taking a principled stand for a cause worth losing everything for is a little harder.  The lives of America’s children are worth fighting for and worth risking everything for; even if that means you don’t get reelected.  Senator, if you kill this bill you are enabling the killing of thousands of children.  I beg you to put politics aside and do what you know in your heart is right.  Pass the bill, override the President’s veto, and save our children.

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Letter to Wendy Davis #6

The Honorable Wendy Davis

P.O. Box 12068

Capitol Station

Austin, Texas  78711

November 8, 2013

Senator Davis:

Isn’t it funny how the glare of public scrutiny can make people say the damndest things?  Just a few months ago you were the new darling of the pro-abortion crowd and fighting to allow 20 week old babies to be killed.  You were sitting on top of Planned Parenthood’s ‘A List’ and reveling in your new found fame.  Fast forward to the present; you’re running for your party’s nomination for Governor of Texas, a strongly pro-life state, and all of a sudden you say you are pro-life.  Forgive me if I don’t believe you.

Senator Davis, your filibuster of H.B. 2, and everything it stands for, cannot be justified as the actions of an individual on the pro-life side of the abortion debate.  If you truly are pro-life, give back all the campaign contributions from Planned Parenthood and the rest of America’s abortion industry, and refuse additional contributions and support from them.  Refute their claims that abortion doesn’t take a human life.  Ask them why they feel they should be able to kill pain-capable babies and why their abortion facilities should not be held to the same medical standards as any other surgical facility.  Ask your friends at Planned Parenthood why they would rather close clinics in Texas than comply with the medical standards H.B. 2 requires for their facilities and the doctors performing abortions at them.  If they are truly concerned about women’s health don’t you think they would want to be held to a high standard?

Senator Davis, just in case you haven’t figured it out yet, when you tied your allegiance to the abortion industry you made a deal with the Devil. Once you jumped on board the pro-abortion bandwagon the blood of all the dead children in Texas was on your hands.  Senator, I can’t see into your heart and I can’t tell if you have moved to the pro-life side, or if you are just saying what you think you need to say to have a chance of holding a higher office in a pro-life state.  If your statement that you are pro-life was sincere, welcome to our side.

If you’ve had a change of heart, prove it.  Work to close the doors of Planned Parenthood and every abortion mill in America.  Speak out against the killing of America’s unborn children.  Use your time in the spotlight to return America to a time when all unborn children are welcomed as the gifts they are.  Use your platform to expose the ugly truth about America’s abortion mills and peel back the veil of secrecy they ply their deadly trade behind.

Senator Davis, until you prove otherwise, I’m not going to say you lied when you said you were pro-life but, in the words of Winston Churchill, you spoke in “terminological inexactitude.”  Prove me wrong and I’ll happily stand shoulder to shoulder with you in the fight for our children’s lives.

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