Lehigh Valley Conservative

“Georgia Considers Outlawing Abortions Based on Race, Gender” is the title of this article by Stephen Clark- FOXNews.com

“In 2008, blacks made up 30 percent of the population in Georgia but more than 57 percent of the abortions” according to Catherine Davis, director of minority outreach for Georgia Right to Life.

Here is a statement from pro-abortion Loretta Ross, national coordinator of SisterSong, an abortion-rights group. Hold on to your chair when you read this one! She says: “The bill would have a chilling effect on communities of color that are already suffering from a lack of health providers, she said, and would drive up malpractice costs.” She then says this: “The entire agenda underlining this is not about saving black babies. It’s hard for me to believe people not working with us to save the babies here want to save unborn babies.”  Working with us to save the babies! Who is she trying to kid?

Some facts: “There is a direct correlation between the location of most abortion clinics in urban areas and the number of abortions by black women.” In Georgia, Catherine Davis said, “100 percent of the clinics are in urban areas. Nationwide, it’s 75 percent.  Oregon is one example where most abortion clinics are located in black neighborhoods despite an overwhelming white population in the state.”

More facts: A remark from Michigan, Rep. Bart Stupak, a pro-life Democrat:  “If you pass the Stupak amendment, more children will be born, and therefore it will cost us millions more.” That’s one of the arguments I’ve been hearing, Stupak says. “Money is their hang-up. Is this how we now value life in America? If money is the issue — come on, we can find room in the budget. This is life we’re talking about.  I don’t want to believe it. It’s the abortion equivalent of death panels, essentially. It’s so sinister, and so perfectly matches the most ogrish caricatures of the pro-choice left, that it’s almost too bad to check.”

Is there any doubt that the abortion crowd wants to limit the number of minorities from being born because they really believe these minorities don’t measure up to their pompous, far left, white elitist standards?

Davis, who is black, said she just wants to see an end to what she called a racially motivated practice. I agree with her 100%.

I often wonder how different our society would be if the mainstream media would fight for the good citizens instead of the dirtbags in society and in politics!