Sen. Elizabeth Warren bragged on CNN last week that Kamala Harris’ “biggest accomplishment” as vice president was being the first sitting vice president to visit an abortion facility, an act that minimized the real struggles of expecting mothers and positioned her as a saleswoman of harm and heartbreak.
While there are a number of reasons to oppose a Harris presidency, Americans should especially be concerned about her vocal push for limitless abortion up until birth.
Harris’s radical record on abortion is enough to frighten even the most pro-abortion voters, let alone vulnerable mothers who face unexpected or unwanted pregnancies.
Unlike Biden, Harris is unafraid to aggressively articulate her party’s agenda for unfettered access to abortion. She has also repeatedly refused to name any limits on abortion she would be willing to support.
She intentionally evaded questions about her stance on reasonable pro-life protections during an interview last year with Margaret Brennan on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” Instead, Harris is set on forcing all 50 states to provide access to even painful late-term abortions at every month of pregnancy, a position so extreme that it marks a complete departure from the sentiment of the majority of Americans who support reasonable abortion protections after three months gestation.
Harris’s longstanding position on abortion also puts her lack of concern for women’s often complicated and wide-ranging emotions about abortion on full display. Mothers who receive abortions frequently say that the procedure is “inconsistent with their values and preferences.” And far too many mothers — 97 percent — who
