In an article for RealClearPolitics, Ashley McGuire writes about the Vice President’s refusal to disavow her abortion extremism on the debate stage as well as Walz’s disregard for the safety of babies and their mothers as governor. This will only continue should they make it to the White House, she explains. In her article, “Harris, Walz Muddy the Waters on Their Extreme Abortion Positions,” she writes:

“Come on.”

That was Vice President Harris’ response to Donald Trump in the presidential debate when he pressed her for any gestational limit on abortion.

Would she, he asked, “allow abortion in the eighth month, ninth month, seventh month?”

“Come on,” and a smirk. That’s all she had.

That’s because that is, in fact, all she and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, have when actually forced to come up with any limits on abortion they would support.

They oppose any and all protections for unborn babies and their mothers, including minors, and apparently, babies born alive from botched abortions.

As governor of Minnesota, Walz signed into law a bill that struck the requirement “that all responsible medical personnel” use “[a]ll reasonable measures consistent with good medical practice” to “preserve the life and health” of an infant born alive during an attempted abortion.

….The bill also stripped away basic protections for minors from traffickers and abusers by removing the requirement for parental consent, it defunded the state’s pregnancy resource centers that overwhelmingly help low-income mothers who want to bring their babies to term, and it removed the state abortion reporting requirements, including information on babies who survive failed abortions.

Read more of Ashley McGuire’s article here.