Massachusetts Doctors Support Infanticide Bill, But ‘Not Familiar With That Particular Section’

By MassCentral on June 22, 2019

Massachusetts Medical Society Vice President Dr. Carole Allen under scrutiny, admits she does not know the part of the law she is testifying to change, or the provisions she is supporting, which would legalize passive infanticide.

The provision in question removes a requirement for doctors to attempt to save the life of a baby born alive during a late-term abortion.

“I am not familiar with that particular provision.” Dr. Allen admits. A second panelist, Dr. Luu Ireland, OBGYN at UMass Memorial, echoes VA Governor Northam’s radio interview meltdown ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkTop… ) by arguing that when a baby is born during an abortion, decisions about “the next steps in medical care” should be made “between a physician and the patient.”

Ireland goes on: “The goal of [S1209/the “ROE” Act) is to take out language that ties the hands of physicians…”)