Last Fall, California Governor Jerry (Moonbeam) Brown signed legislation into law that would allow non-physicians to perform abortions in his state.  Not much that comes out of California surprises me any more, but this one floored me.  I can only assume that in the minds of the pro-abortion crowd, the objective during an abortion procedure is to kill an innocent child, so how it’s done or by whom isn’t really a big deal to them.  And, what the heck, if a few mothers have to die in the process, so what?  In their twisted minds, killing children with non-physicians will get the deed done at a lower unit cost, allowing them to stuff more money in their pockets for every dead baby.  The liberal justification for killing unborn children is that it falls under the category of “women’s reproductive health care.”  They can call it whatever they want.  It’s still the killing of an innocent child.  Jerry Brown is a certified nut case and I felt compelled to call him out on the pain, suffering, and death he put into motion with one deadly stroke of his pen.  I wrote the following letter to Gov. Brown last October and not surprisingly, just like most of the letters I write, I never received a reply.

Governor Jerry Brown

c/o State Capitol

Suite 1173

Sacramento, CA  95814

 October 15, 2014

 Governor Brown:

I’ll get right to the point.  What the hell were you thinking when you signed legislation allowing nurses and midwives to perform abortions in your state?  Aren’t the doctors in your state killing enough babies?  Governor, a third of the abortion facilities in the country are in your state.  How many is enough?  Sir, you know how many millions of unborn children have been killed in America since Roe v Wade, so I won’t bore you with the numbers. I have to ask though.  Does it matter to you that every time an abortion is performed a living human being is killed?

Governor Brown, your staff put out a statement saying that by signing these bills you were doing so “to support the health and well-being of women in California.”  How about the health and well-being of their children?  Spineless liberals and the pro-abortion crowd conveniently ignore the fact that 2 lives are on the line every time an abortion is performed.  Governor, many Americans have forgotten or choose to ignore the values our country was founded on.  Our Founders knew that the right to life was the most important of all our divinely endowed rights and that a society that chose to defile the right to life of its most vulnerable was doomed to failure.

Governor Brown, like it or not, the crazy things that happen in California seem to inevitably spread across the country.  Four states beat you to the punch by allowing non-physicians to kill unborn children, but your decision to allow it will have the greatest ripple effect on America.  With a stroke of your pen you have put into motion the deaths of millions of innocent children and virtually assured that an untold number of mothers will die as well.  No worries though.  You’ve placated your pro-abortion base, for the moment.  They’ll be back soon with proposals to allow even more innocent children to be killed and more ideas about how the killing can be done more efficiently; because, in the end, it’s all about money.

Sir, there are no morally or socially redeeming values in abortion.  All it does is kill children and pad the killers’ bank accounts.  Your side can continue ad nauseam to proclaim that you want abortion to be safe, rare, and legal.  We all know it’s neither, and we all know you have no other basis on which to try and justify the unjustifiable.

Governor Brown, changing your mind isn’t illegal yet in this country.  You can reverse course in an instant and work to protect the lives of our innocent children. Governor, allowing nurses and midwives to perform abortions is a bad decision.  Come to think of it, the only good decision I can ever recall you making was way back when you still had hair and decided to date Linda Ronstadt.

All my letters are published on my pro-life blog at www.prolifepoppop.com.  If you choose to reply I’ll publish it, unedited.