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GOP Congressman SNAPS With Plot To Allow Deadly Force Against Women
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5:39Now PlayingRepublican bill in North Carolina, backed by Rep. Keith Kidwell, is making its way through legislation with the plan to allow using deadly force against women who anyone believes is seeking an abortion, in complete hypocrisy of protecting life. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Republican Bill Urges ‘Deadly Force’ to Stop Abortions in North Carolina
"A bill making its way through the North Carolina Legislature states that it would be permissible for a person to use deadly force on a woman they believe is seeking an abortion, something Democrats have branded as "wildly extreme."
The legislation, backed only by Republican state Representative Keith Kidwell, would classify abortion as first-degree murder and open the right of another person to defend the life of the unborn baby as they see fit."
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