Major Doctors’ Organization Publicly Embraces Dismembering Babies Until Birth

Most Americans are happy to have their picture taken. 7 in 10A recent poll found that most people want to limit abortion. But the nation’s second largest physician group officially supports Democrats’ abortion-on demand talking points. Dobbs v. Jackson Decision giving states greater freedom to establish abortion laws

Its latest policy briefAmerican College of Physicians (ACP), has announced that its official position on abortion is that “individuals have the right to make their own decisions, in partnership with their physician or health care professional” Without legal consequences

The brief, which was intended to be used by the ACP as well, was also used. “expand” To formally condemn the organization’s 2018 policy life-saving pro-life laws For banning in-utero dismemberment abortion, and for punishing those who unlawfully end unborn lives. The Federalist asked The ACP whether it believes there should be limits to abortion. The ACP did not immediately respond. “given the tight turnaround.”

However, the policy’s language makes it clear that the ability of a woman to live in another country is not the standard to be used when determining abortion limits. “means different things to different people and health systems.”

“Each pregnancy is different, and a viability determination can only be made on a case-by-case basis between a physician and their pregnant patient,” The ACP brief states. Even if viability is determined universally by physicians rather than legislators, the ACP insists that it. “is a deficient public policy standard for the legal regulation of abortion.”

The ACP instead says that every woman should have the right to obtain an abortion and travel outside her state to have one. receive fatal abortion drugs in her mail “without undue government interference.” The ACP actually wants policymakers to “explore ways to support people who need assistance to be able to travel to obtain reproductive health care services due to a lack of available services in their region.”

ACP denounces any attempt to criminalize unborn children’s deaths as illegal. “threat to patient access to care and physician practice of medicine” That violates the network’s commitment to providing quality service “equitable care.” It is not clear if the ACP will make pro-life doctors who don’t agree with this extreme policy extinct.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists was founded last month. banned At their annual conference, pro-life doctors are prohibited from sharing science-based data about the womb. In response, four Republican lawmakers, including Rep. Chip Roy of Texas, formally asked their colleagues in Congress to decline meeting with ACOG unless the organization reverses its decision.

“As Members of Congress, we call on ACOG to end its discrimination against pro-life doctors, and we will press for immediate changes to this unacceptable behavior—whether that means taking ACOG to task in meetings or refusing meetings until they change course—and encourage other Members to do the same,” The legislators wrote.

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