During an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina was asked about recently signed legislation in Wisconsin which prohibits abortion after 20-weeks.
After showing viewers that Hillary Clinton referred to the legislation as “extreme and unacceptable,” Tapper asked Fiorina about her own views and whether or not they were in line with the ‘extreme’ legislation.
Here was her response:
Okay, not quite — but pretty close! But that’s sure what it felt like as Fiorina went into pure beast mode on the anti-life Democrat candidate.
Watch …
Transcript via Louder with Crowder:
Fiorina: Let’s talk about the legislation that’s sitting on the senate floor right now, which does allow for those exceptions (exceptions for rape and incest). Let’s also talk about Hillary Clinton’s position. Let’s talk about what extreme is. “It’s not a life until it leaves the hospital.” That’s Hillary Clinton’s position. It’s Hillary Clinton’s position that a thirteen year old girl needs her mother’s permission to go to a tanning salon or get a tattoo, but not to get an abortion. It’s Hillary Clinton’s position that women should not be permitted to look at an ultrasound before an abortion, and yet people are trying to harvest body parts can use an ultrasound to make sure those body parts are preserved so they can be sold. THAT Jake, is extreme.
It got even better when Fiorina delivered this flawless comparison of how liberals and conservatives view the life of a baby, directly responding to the recent videos depicting high-ranking officials at Planned Parenthood bartering over baby parts.
Fiorina: … these people are talking about fetuses, and tissues, and specimens. If a woman was looking at that ultrasound at that same stage in her pregnancy, the doctor would not be talking about fetuses, or specimens or tissues. They would be saying, look at your baby’s heartbeat. Look at your baby’s eyes. Look at your baby’s organs.
And that my friends, is how you turn the tables on a media hell-bent on painting every Republican as an anti-choice ‘extremist.’
Good for Carly. The Republican party needs somebody like her on the debate stage. Period.
Is Hillary Clinton an anti-life extremist? What do you think of her stance on abortion and the 20-week ban signed in Wisconsin?
