America has aborted 1.3 million babies since Roe vs Wade was enacted.  Just think 1.3 million people murdered and 1.3 million of our work force killed.  Shame on America.  It is about time America recognized this genocide.  The rules were set up such that abortion was like going down and buying a package of gum.  Once you enjoyed the flavor (sex) and the gum lost it flavor you spit it out.  That is how easy it was to murder a baby.

More stringent rules should be set up and the mother and the doctor who performed should be charged with murder unless it was incest, rape, or affected the health of the  mother. When Trump said the mother should have the punishment – it should have gone one step further and bring the doctor into play.  It is time all of these murders has to stop.

Thursday March 31, 2016

Trump Says Abortion Ban Should Yield ‘Punishment’ for Woman

Wednesday, 30 Mar 2016 03:46 PM

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump said on Wednesday that women who end pregnancies should face punishment if the United States bans abortion, prompting a torrent of negative reactions from critics, including his White House rivals.
After MSNBC broadcast a clip of an interview with Trump’s comments, the billionaire appeared to walk back his remarks by saying the abortion issue should be handled by states.

Trump said in the excerpt that even if abortions are banned, some women would access the procedure illegally.

“There has to be some form of punishment,” he said. Asked what form he would advocate, Trump said, “That I don’t know.”

Trump’s comments unleashed a flurry of criticism, and his campaign quickly emailed a statement to Reuters in which Trump moderated his view.

“This issue is unclear and should be put back into the states for determination,” Trump said in the statement.

MSNBC is expected to air the rest of the interview later on Wednesday.

The billionaire has been under pressure to demonstrate he is conservative on issues such as abortion. But rivals also have criticized him for comments that offended women and minority groups. Polls show women generally have poor opinions of Trump, though Republican women tend to have favorable views of him.

On Wednesday, Trump’s latest remarks drew furor from across the political spectrum.

Abortion supporters also took Trump to task.

“Just when you thought it wouldn’t get worse,” Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, wrote on Twitter. “Horrific and telling.”

Dawn Laguens of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the political arm of the women’s health group, called Trump “flat-out dangerous” in a statement. “Women’s lives are not disposable,” she said.

(Laguens just doesn’t get the gest of abortion –  WOMEN’S LIVES ARE NOT DISPOSABLE AND NEITHER ARE BABIES.  Abortions should not be performed in these clinics run by these butchers who are profiting from these baby parts.  An abortion, if necessary, should be performed in a hospital setting not on some street corner where Planned Parenthood offices are.)

According to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll in March, 66 percent of all likely women voters said they had an “unfavorable” view of Trump. But among the 460 Republican women who responded to the poll, 62 percent had a “favorable” view of the New York businessman, while 38 percent did not.

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