Letter to Harry Reid #5

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

 November 5, 2014

  Senator Reid:

Over the course of the past year I’ve written to you several times, urging you to allow the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to be voted upon in the Senate.  My letters, predictably, have gone unanswered and you have ignored pleas from your colleagues to allow a vote on this life-saving piece of legislation. Your motives have been clear; protect the President at all costs from having to veto a bill designed to save the lives of innocent children.

Senator, as a result of yesterday’s mandate against the policies you support, you’ll be out of a job in less than 2 months.  Why not leave on a high note by standing up for America’s unborn children?  Sir, as I’m sure you know, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act would ban abortions of children 20 weeks old or older since they can feel the pain of being systematically dismembered as they are being killed.  About 20,000 children are killed in this manner every year in America.  While 20,000 is a relatively small percentage of the more than 1 million unborn children killed every year by America’s abortion industry, every single child is priceless.

Senator Reid, the Senate, under your leadership, has been dubbed the place where bills go to die.  It should not be the place where the lives of innocent children are used as political pawns.  The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will surely be brought up for a vote by your successor.  It will most assuredly be vetoed by the President and the men and women of both Chambers of Congress will be forced to look inward and to take a public stand for or against life in the override effort.  Delaying this exercise will only insure that more innocent children will die a needless, agonizing death.

Sir, what is the downside of taking action to save innocent lives?  Why should the greatest country on earth allow its unborn children to be killed by the millions?  Senator, the House passed the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act in June of 2013.  During the interim, while you stonewalled every attempt to bring it up for a vote in the Senate, thousands of innocent children have been slaughtered.

Senator, if I have to beg, I will.  Sir, I beg you to allow the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to be brought up for a vote.  Your legacy as the Senate Majority Leader is in your hands.  You can be remembered as a man who got nothing done or the Leader who finally stood up for America’s children.

All my letters are published on my prolife blog at www.prolifepoppop.com.  Should you choose to reply I’ll publish it, unedited.

 

 

 

Letter to Harry Reid #4

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

November 14, 2013

Senator Reid:

I know you have a lot on your plate right now, what with the unmitigated disaster of ObamaCare, the reality that it will probably cost you the Senate next year, and the mass defections of your panicked Democrat Senators.  Even though you have a lot going on right now, nothing is more important than bringing the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to the floor for a vote; nothing except insuring that it passes, and then over-riding President Obama’s veto.

Senator Reid, as I’ve stated in my previous letters, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will save at least 15,000 unborn children from a torturously painful death every year.  Sir, a few simple votes is all it will take, and thousands of unborn children get to live.  You can debate the bill before you vote, but what logical argument could you possibly have for allowing the slaughter of thousands of babies who can feel the pain of being killed?

The 2014 and 2016 elections aren’t looking good for your party the way things stand today.  You’ve been caught selling the American people a bill of goods with ObamaCare and you can’t blame this one on the Republicans.  They didn’t cast a single vote for ObamaCare and they passed the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act through the House, so now it’s your turn.  Sir, while you are deciding whether or not to allow a vote on this bill, remember that every 26 seconds another baby is aborted in America.  Every day you delay a vote on this bill, dozens of late-term babies will be ripped apart while they are being killed in America’s abortion mills.

Senator, if you and your fellow Democrats continue to carry the President’s water on the issue of abortion, you risk the fate of drowning under the weight of his utter incompetence.  Sir, you know it’s wrong to kill an innocent human being.  You know that the Right to life applies to unborn, living human beings.  And you know that every unborn child deserves to be born, just like you and I.

Senator Reid, at the risk of repeating myself, no logical argument can be made to allow pain-capable children to be killed under cover of the law.  The greatest country on earth should not be killing over a million of its unborn children every year; and allowing pain-capable babies to be ripped from their mothers’ wombs is an abomination.  Senator Reid, imagine the next baby in line to be killed at your local Planned Parenthood clinic is your grandchild.  What would you do?  The fate of thousands of unborn American children lies in your hands.  What will you do?

All my letters are published on my prolife blog at www.prolifepoppop.com.  Should you choose to reply I’ll publish it, unedited.

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.

All my letters are published on my prolife blog at www.prolifepoppop.com.  Should you choose to reply I’ll publish it, unedited.

Letter to Harry Reid #3

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

September 12, 2013

Senator Reid:

Monday night 163,204 fans attended the Redskins-Eagles and Chargers-Texans football games.  That’s a lot of fans.  America’s abortion industry will kill 163,204 unborn babies over the next 7 weeks.  That’s a lot of dead children.  Since you’ve delayed the Senate’s vote to authorize an attack on Syria to avenge the chemical weapons deaths of 1,400 civilians, including 400 children, you now have time to take up the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.  Incidentally, the 400 children killed in the attack are 2,900 less than will be killed in America’s abortion mills today.

Senator, you claim to be a devout Mormon.  Where in The Book of Mormon does it decree that America’s unborn children may be killed on demand as long as you pay the killer to dispatch the child?  Does it also say that faithful Mormons have an obligation to allow 1.2 million American children to be killed every year and that you should do nothing to end the killing?  Senator Reid, doing nothing as millions of unborn children are killed can only mean that it is being done with your approval and consent.

The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will save about 15,000 babies from a grisly, painful death every year.  You may think that 15,000 is a small number since you’re used to racking up debt by the $ trillions, but I contend that every child is priceless and deserving of our protection from the moment of conception.  Senator Reid, as a father and grandfather just like me, I have no doubt that you would do whatever you had to in order to protect your children and grandchildren from harm.  So why, sir, would you do anything less to protect any child?

Passing the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will only put a small dent in the number of abortions performed every year by Planned Parenthood and the rest of America’s abortion industry; but it’s a start.  Senator, you’ve taken a stand against torturing terrorists.  Take a stand now against torturing innocent children.  The torture techniques you opposed for ruthless killers resulted in temporary discomfort and no lasting side-effects.  The torture you allow on unborn children results in agonizingly painful deaths for the most innocent and vulnerable of human beings.

If you pass the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act you’ll get pushback from the President and the abortion industry.  Late term abortions are a cash cow for Planned Parenthood and its cronies, and they won’t give it up without a fight.  President Obama, the most abortion-friendly President in history, is firmly in their corner, for reasons that defy logic, and he’ll be fighting right beside them.  Pass the bill.  Override the veto, and do the right thing.  America’s children will thank you.

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

Letter to Harry Reid #2

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

September 3, 2013

Senator Reid:

Several weeks ago I wrote you asking that you bring the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to the Senate floor for debate and an up or down vote.  As you know, the House passed this legislation on June 13, 2013. Since I haven’t heard back from you I can only assume one or more of the following things: 1. My letter was immediately fed into your shredder since key words such as pro-life and saving children don’t fit within your agenda. 2. The Zip Code on my letter indicated that I can’t vote for you so any issues I may deem important are of no concern to you. 3. Planned Parenthood and the abortion lobby has already pressured/paid/coerced you into never letting this bill see the light of day.  Although I’m not a betting man, I’m going with number 3, with honorable mentions for 1 & 2.

President Obama has stated that he will veto this bill if it ends up on his desk, so what do you have to lose by bringing it up for honest debate and then allowing a vote?  Just so you know, I also wrote your fellow Senators, Mikulski, Cardin, and Boxer; and not a word from either of them.  By the way, same result from multiple letters to the President.  Is it something I said?

Senator, during your summer recess from August 5th to September 6th over 100,000 unborn children will die in America’s abortion mills.  Sir, if 100,000 American children died from a preventable disease over the course of a month would your chamber show the same lack of concern?  Senator Reid, it’s been estimated that the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will save at least 15,000 unborn, pain-capable children from agonizing deaths every year.  Procedures such as Dilation and Evacuation, the abortion industry’s method of choice for killing babies at this stage of development, literally rip a child apart to remove it from its mother’s womb, and have no place in a world where every new life is endowed with the very same right to life that you and I are currently exercising.

Senator Reid, passing the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act won’t cost the American taxpayers a dime.  All it will do is save at least 15,000 children from being brutally killed every year.  If you disagree with me, say so and tell me what the downside is for saving the lives of innocent children.

America is currently lead by the most abortion-friendly President in our history.  He’s against this bill for reasons that defy logic.  With your endorsement, this bill can pass the Senate and then with enough votes from Senators and Congressmen of good conscience, the President’s inevitable veto can be over-ridden and thousands of children doomed to die a torturous death will be saved.  Senator Reid, I’m begging you to do the right thing.

My letters to you are published on my pro-life blog at www.prolifepoppop.com.  Should you choose to reply, I promise to publish your responses with no editing on my part.

Letter to Senator Reid #1

Senator Harry Reid

522 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C.  20510

 

 

July 24, 2013

Senator Reid:

 

 

I am writing you to express my support for the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. You recently indicated that you may be receptive to allowing a Senate vote on this bill and I urge you to follow through and bring it to the floor for debate.  I understand that getting a bill such as this through the Senate will be a heavy lift but I think reasonable people can agree that the lives of our unborn children, at the very least, deserve to be given this consideration.

 

Sir, as parents and grandparents we both treasure our children and grandchildren.  I can’t imagine one of my children or grandchildren being ripped from limb to limb by an abortionist wielding a Sopher clamp.  Aborting pain-capable children by dilation and evacuation is a barbaric procedure and subjects a living baby to an indescribably agonizing death.  I urge you to investigate the details of this method of abortion.  It is a brutal and tortuous way to kill a living human being and has no place in a civilized society.

 

Senator Reid, America is better than this.  The American Dream is still alive and our unborn children deserve their chance to experience it.  Wherever you stand on abortion, allowing pain-capable children to be slaughtered cannot be justified.

 

Sir, my second grandson is scheduled to be born in September.  Even though he is a fully developed, living human being, my daughter could walk into any abortion clinic in my state tomorrow and have this child killed.  As a pro-life advocate I find this unconscionable.

 

Senator Reid, 100% of your colleagues in the Senate who are opposed to the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act were allowed to be born.  All I am asking is that we give the next generation of children the same accommodation.

 

I therefore respectfully request that you speak out in favor of the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, allow it to be voted upon, and vote for its passage in the Senate.  Our children and grandchildren will be forever grateful.