About half of the people
in the US approve of President Trump’s job performance for the first half of
the year. There are, however, about an equal number that disapprove. Most of
the detractors, as you would think, are Liberals, mostly the anti-American
media. These schlubs will never, ever approve of anything that Trump accomplishes.
During the Trump campaign
in 2016, there was a phenomenon known as the “Trump Effect” which was suppose
to describe the effect of Trump’s prognostications on school bullying. It was,
of course, Liberal tripe. I have a better idea: why not refer to some of the
nice things happening because of the influence of Trump as the “Trump Effect”?
For example, protections for the unborn are gaining across the country, and
there is a determined effort to secure religious liberty.
To wit:
A movement against
committing murder in the womb is gaining strength in Kentucky. In fact, Kentucky
may become the first state to do away with abortion clinics completely. Efforts
by Planned Parenthood to construct new abortion clinics have been stopped, and
it is now illegal to kill children who have reached 20 weeks of development. Requiring
doctors to show pregnant women ultrasounds of their maturing babies is required
by law.
The state of Tennessee followed suit by making it illegal
to kill an unborn baby beyond viability (able to survive outside the womb).
Indiana tightened parental consent laws by allowing a
judge to inform the parents of underage girls when she is considering an abortion.
Planned Parenthood and the ACLU are going crazy trying to eliminate this
unprecedented expansion of parental rights. Previously parents had no say in
what went on behind the hallowed doors of the abortionists.
Lawmakers in Iowa passed a bill that denies reimbursement
to abortion clinics relying on Medicaid. The law went into effect July 1. Health
services‒unrelated
to killing‒will
still be refunded.
Catholics have sued the city of St. Louis for
disrespecting the religious liberty rights of employers and landlords opposed
to abortion. The law mandates that all employers‒including catholic
institutions‒must
respect the reproductive health decisions of it employees. This could mean that
pro-abortion teachers may have grounds to sue if denied a teaching job at a
Catholic school. Such a charge against the school would, of course, require
proof on the part of plaintiff.
The Texas legislature passed a bill that respects the
autonomy of foster care and adoption agencies that receive public funding. As
might be expected, radical homosexuals, as well as men and women who have
undergone surgery to acquire the genitals of the opposite sex, are hugely unhappy
with this move toward religious liberty. What’s good news for the ninety-plus
percent is sour grapes for those who have been behind the pushing of deviant
legislation down our throats for so long. Perhaps someday we’ll see the end of
allowing whatcha-ma-callits into the restrooms and locker rooms of the opposite
sex.
You may be wondering what all of this has to do with
President Trump. He said earlier this year it was not his intention to see Roe
v. Wade ditched, then have the consequent abortion laws overseen by the federal
government. Mr. Trump as well as the majority of Conservatives in America
believe personal issues should be legislated by the states, not Washington.
That the above states are leading the way in relieving the nation of some egregious
laws without the fear of Washington interfering might truly be called the “Trump
Effect.”
This kind of thing
does of course have the ACLU and Planned Parenthood screaming, with much
pulling out of hair and gnashing of teeth, and crowing about how unfair it all
is. Tough stuff. Tell that to the 60-plus-million tiny souls condemned to death
without a life. These assholes need to get a heart, and forget about this “it’s
a woman’s right” crap. We’ve seen what happens when women get a choice. Sixty
million killings in 44 years‒one million three hundred fifty
thousand babies per year ‒who never got a chance to live so the mother could have
the convenience of not being pregnant.
Way to go, ladies!
Congrats!
That’s real close to the total number of people killed in
the whole world during World War II. What you’ve done is shown, that when given
a choice, what your priorities are. Death over inconvenience.
You should be so proud.
The time is past (and has been for a long time)
for this insanity to end. And hopefully it will, but, sadly, probably not in
New York. Our Democrat politicians‒namely,
Shumer, Gillibrand and Crowmo‒will
assure the time-honored tradition abortion-on-demand persists in our state.
Time to consider replacements
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